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Vocabulary, Missing Exponents Negative and Zero Rules Jeopardy Vocabulary, Missing Exponents Product Rules Quotient Rules Negative and Zero Rules Scientific Notation 100 200 300 400 500

100 When multiplying powers with the same base, keep the base and __________ the exponents. ADD

When raising a power to a power, _____________ the exponents. 200 When raising a power to a power, _____________ the exponents. MULTIPLY

Fill in the missing exponent: 300 Fill in the missing exponent: x5  x? = x12 7

Find the missing exponent. 400 Find the missing exponent. (5d4)? = 625d16 4

Find the missing exponent. 500 Find the missing exponent. 5a6 · (10a5)? = 5000a21 3

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 100 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. x4 · x · x7 · x3 · x9 x24

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 200 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. (–4c7)3 -64c21

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 300 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. (6x3)(–4x5) -24x8

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 400 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. (–7) · (–7)3 · (–7)4 -78

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 500 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. p7x · p2x p9x

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 100 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. x4 x2 x2

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 200 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 84 · 88 82 810

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 300 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 81x28 16y48

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 400 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 32m25 243n45

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 500 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 12x4y8 x2y7 ( ) 2 144x4y2

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 100 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. (k)-3 1 k3

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 200 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. -8 · 50 -8

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 300 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 6x5y-3z-4 6x5 y3z4

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 400 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. y8 16x4

Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 500 Simplify. Do not leave any negative exponents in your final answer. 81x2y5

Write in scientific notation. 100 Write in scientific notation. 456,000,000 .00000876 4.56 x 108 8.76 x 10-6

200 Write in standard form. 8.96 x 105 3.2 x 10-4 896,000 0.00032

300 Write in standard form. (2.2  10–6) 0.0000022

Evaluate. Write your final answer in Scientific Notation. 400 Evaluate. Write your final answer in Scientific Notation. (6  108)(5  10–2) 3 x 107

500 The number of people that live in the Dominican Republic is 105. The number of acres they live of is 108. About how many people are there per acre? 1000