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50:50 $ 100 $ 500 $ 1,000 $ 2,000 $ 4,000 $ 8,000 $ 200 $ 64,000 $ 125,000 $ 250,000 $ 500,000 $ 32,000 $ 16,000 $ 1 MILLION.

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10 $ 100 Question When you are multiplying like bases with exponents, the base _____. is multiplied is squared stays the sameis subtracted A.B. C.D. 50:50

11 $ 100 Question When you are multiplying like bases with exponents, the base _____. stays the same A. is multipliedB. C.D. 50:50

12 $ 200 Question When multiplying like bases with exponents, the base stays the same, and you _____ the exponents. subtractadd dividemultiply A.B. C. D. 50:50

13 $ 200 Question When multiplying like bases with exponents, the base stays the same, and you _____ the exponents. add A. subtract B. C. D. 50:50

14 $ 500 Question 5 6 * 5 4 = 5151 5252 5 10 A.B. C. D. 50:50

15 $ 500 Question 5 6 * 5 4 = 5252 5 10 A.B. C. D. 50:50

16 $ 1,000 Question 56545654 5454 10 4 5 10 5252 A.B. C. D. 50:50

17 $ 1,000 Question 5 6 5 4 5 10 5252 A.B. C. D. 50:50 5 6 5 4

18 $ 2,000 Question 3 5 * 3 3= 3535 3838 3333 3232 A.B. C. D. 50:50

19 $ 2,000 Question 3 5 * 3 3 = 3535 3838 A.B. C. D. 50:50

20 $ 4,000 Question 3 5 3 3 3535 3 15 3232 3838 A.B. C. D. 50:50

21 3232 $ 4,000 Question 3 5 3 3 3838 A.B. C. D. 50:50

22 $ 8,000 Question X 2 * X 11 = X 13 X3X3 X2X2 X 22 A.B. C. D. 50:50

23 $ 8,000 Question X 2 * X 11 = X 13 X 22 A.B. C. D. 50:50

24 $ 16,000 Question 11 11 2 11 9 11 2 11 13 22 2 A.B. C. D. 50:50

25 $ 16,000 Question 11 11 2 11 9 11 13 A.B. C. D. 50:50

26 $ 32,000 Question 34 3 * 34 10 = 34 13 34 7 34 10 68 13 A.B. C. D. 50:50

27 $ 32,000 Question 34 3 * 34 10 = 34 13 34 7 A.B. C. D. 50:50

28 $ 64,000 Question 2500 34 * 2500 10 = 2500 54 2500 44 2500 24 5000 44 A.B. C. D. 50:50

29 $ 64,000 Question 2500 34 * 2500 10 = 2500 44 2500 24 A.B. C. D. 50:50

30 $ 125,000 Question 2500 34 / 2500 10 = 2500 20 2500 14 5000 24 2500 24 A.B. C. D. 50:50

31 $ 125,000 Question 2500 34 /2500 10 = 5000 24 2500 24 A.B. C. D. 50:50

32 $ 250,000 Question When dividing like bases with exponents, the base stays the same and you ______ the exponents. addmultiply subtractdivide A.B. C. D. 50:50

33 $ 250,000 Question When dividing like bases with exponents, the base stays the same and you ______ the exponents. add subtract A.B. C. D. 50:50

34 $ 500,000 Question y 300 * y 240 = y 500 y 140 y 540 y 40 A.B. C. D. 50:50

35 $ 500,000 Question y 300 * y 240 = y 140 y 540 A.B. C. D. 50:50

36 $ 1 Million Question 450 123 / 450 122 = 450 5 450 245 1450 A.B. C. D. 50:50

37 $ 1 Million Question 450 123 / 450 122 = 450 245 450 A.B. C. D. 50:50

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