Negative and Zero Exponents Unit 1 Lesson 5 From: Exponents.

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Negative and Zero Exponents Unit 1 Lesson 5 From: Exponents

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What should you learn from this? Stand. FormExpanded Form Expon. Form 100,00010∙10∙10∙10∙ ,00010∙10∙10∙ ∙10∙ ∙ ∙ ∙10∙ , ∙10∙10∙

What should you learn from this? Stand. FormExpanded Form Expon. Form 100,00010∙10∙10∙10∙ ,00010∙10∙10∙ ∙10∙ ∙ ∙ ∙10∙ , ∙10∙10∙ ) Any number raised to the zero power is always 1.

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Evaluate. 1)2 -3 =2)4 -4 = 3)(-2) -4 =4)(-5) -3 = 5)8 0 = 6)(-4) 0 =