1. Bell Work
Find an exponential function that passes through (2,16) and (6,256). ÷

2. Radical Property
ONLY
when a≥0 and b≥0

3. Exponents into Radical Notation
bp/q =
Generally b≥0

4. Example

5. 3-77: Learning Log Title: Zero, Negative, and Fractional Exponents
Summarize everything you know about zero, negative, and fractional exponents.
What is almost anything raised to the zero power?
What can not be raised to the zero power?
How do you make a negative exponent positive?
What happens when a fraction is raised to a negative exponent?
How can you rewrite a fractional exponent into radical notation?
When using a calculator, what do you need to make sure to put around a fractional exponent? 5 5 5