Section 5.3 Dividing Monomials

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Section 5.3 Dividing Monomials

Laws of Exponents Dividing Powers:

Laws of Exponents Negative Exponents: Power of Zero: 1

How many of each variable are left and where are they (top or bottom)?

How many of each variable are left and where are they (top or bottom)?

How many of each variable are left and where are they (top or bottom)?

How many of each variable are left and where are they (top or bottom)?

How many of each variable are left and where are they (top or bottom)?

How many of each variable are left and where are they (top or bottom)?

How many of each variable are left and where are they (top or bottom)?

Assignment 5.3 Worksheet