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Bellwork

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Properties of Exponents Section 6.1 and 6.2

What will we learn?  You Will Learn Use zero and negative exponents.  Use the properties of exponents.  Solve real-life problems involving exponents.

Exponential Notation  a n = a * a * a * a…* a (where there are n factors)  The number a is the base and n is the exponent.

Zero and Negative Exponents  If a ≠ 0 is any real number and n is a positive integer, then  a 0 = 1  a -n = 1/a n

You try

Bellwork

Laws of Exponents  Product of power property  When multiplying two powers of the same base, add the exponents. a m a n = a m+n  Quotient of power property  When dividing two powers of the same base, subtract the exponents.  a m / a n = a m – n  Power of a power properties  When raising a power to a power, multiply the exponents.  (a m ) n = a mn

Example – Product Property  (-5) 4 * (-5) 5 =  (-5) 4+5 =  (-5) 9 = 

Example  x 5 * x 2 =  x 5+2 = x7x7

Example – Neg. Exponent  (-5) -6 (-5) 4 =  (-5) -6+4 =  (-5) -2 =

Example – Quotient of Powers

Example – Power of a Power  (2 3 ) 4 =  2 3*4 =  2 12 =  4096

Example  (3 4 ) 2 =  3 4*2 =  3 8 =  6561

Bellwork

Laws of Exponents  (ab) n = a n b n  When raising a product to a power, raise each factor to the power.  (a/b) n = a n / b n  When raising a quotient to a power, raise both the numerator and denominator to the power.  (a/b) -n = (b/a) n  When raising a quotient to a negative power, take the reciprocal and change the power to a positive.  a -m / b -n = b n / a m  To simplify a negative exponent, move it to the opposite position in the fraction. The exponent then becomes positive.

Example – Zero Exponent  (7b -3 ) 2 b 5 b =  7 2 b -3*2 b 5 b =  49 b =  49b 0 =  49

Example – Power of Quotient

Basic Examples

Scientific Notation  Scientific Notation—shorthand way of writing very large or very small numbers.  4 x  4 and 13 zero’s  1.66 x 

Scientific Notation 1131,400,000,000= x Move the decimal behind the 1 st number How many places did you have to move the decimal? Put that number here!

Example – Scientific Notation 131,400,000,000 = 5,284, x = x 10 6

Bellwork 1. Simplify the following: 2. Simplify the following: 3. Simplify the following:

Finding nth Roots

nth root  If n is any positive integer, then the principal nth root of a is defined as:   If n is even, a and b must be positive.

If you assume the Power of a Power Property applies to rational exponents, then the following is true.

Examples:

Rational Exponents  For any rational exponent m/n in lowest terms, where m and n are integers and n>0, we define:   If n is even, then we require that a ≥ 0.

Properties of nth roots          

Rationalizing the Denominator  We don’t like to have radicals in the denominator, so we must rationalize to get rid of it.  Rationalizing the denominator is multiplying the top and bottom of the expression by the radical you are trying to eliminate and then simplifying.

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