What are the rules of integral exponents?

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What are the rules of integral exponents? Section P-2

Positive Integral Exponents For any positive integer n, a = the base n = the exponent or power an = the exponential expression

Negative Integral Exponents If a is a nonzero real number and n is a positive integer,

Rules for Negative Exponents and Fractions

Rules for Integral Exponents Product Rule Quotient Rule

Rules cont. Power of a power rule Power of a product rule Power of a quotient rule

Examples If x = 2, y = -1, & z = -3

Examples Simplify:

Examples Simplify:

Examples Simplify: