Table of Contents Topic Page #... 7.4B System Word Problems 80 7.5 Special Systems 81 7.6 Systems of Inequalities 82 8.1 Exponent Properties 83 8.2 Exponents.

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Table of Contents Topic Page # B System Word Problems Special Systems Systems of Inequalities Exponent Properties Exponents w/ Quotients Zero and Negative Exponents 85

Ex #1: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. a. = 11111

Ex #1: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. a. =

Ex #1: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. b. = 111

Ex #1: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. b. =

Definition of Zero Exponents Any number to to the zero power is _________. one

Ex #2: Simplify a. =

Ex #2: Simplify b. =

Ex #2: Simplify c. =

Ex #3: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. a. = 111

Ex #3: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. a. =

Ex #3: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. b. = 11111

Ex #3: Write out the product of the following and simplify. Solve again using the rule for division with exponents. b. =

Definition of Negative Exponents When a number is to a negative power, move it to the other side of the fraction.

a is in a negative mood and needs to move!

Ex #4: Simplify completely a. =

Ex #4: Simplify completely b. =

Ex #4: Simplify completely c. =

Ex #4: Simplify completely d. =

Ex #5: Simplify by using all exponent rules you have learned. a. =

Ex #5: Simplify by using all exponent rules you have learned. b. =

Ex #5: Simplify by using all exponent rules you have learned. c. = 1

Ex #5: Simplify by using all exponent rules you have learned. d. =

Ex #5: Simplify by using all exponent rules you have learned. e. =

f. = 3

g. =

h. = 3

i. =

j. =

k. =