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Monomials – Product and Quotient Remember your rules for multiplying and dividing variables…- When multiplying like variables, ADD your exponents When.

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1 Monomials – Product and Quotient Remember your rules for multiplying and dividing variables…- When multiplying like variables, ADD your exponents When dividing like variables, SUBTRACT your exponents

2 Remember your rules for multiplying and dividing variables…- When multiplying like variables, ADD your exponents When dividing like variables, SUBTRACT your exponents Multiplying / dividing number by number and variable by variable will help you organize the problem and not miss anything. Monomials – Product and Quotient

3 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

4 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

5 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

6 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

7 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

8 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

9 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

10 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

11 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

12 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : EXAMPLE # 4 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

13 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : EXAMPLE # 4 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

14 PRODUCT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : EXAMPLE # 4 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

15 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

16 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

17 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

18 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

19 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

20 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : Anything to the zero power = 1 Monomials – Product and Quotient

21 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : You could have cancelled in this step… Monomials – Product and Quotient

22 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

23 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

24 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

25 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

26 QUOTIENT EXAMPLE # 1 : EXAMPLE # 2 : EXAMPLE # 3 : Monomials – Product and Quotient

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