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Motivation

1 Fix
1 Word
 P R O D C U T
The result of two or more numbers when
multiplied together
 PRODUCT
The result of two or more numbers when
multiplied together
 E X O P N ETN
The number of times a number is multiplied
by itself
 EXPONENT
The number of times a number is multiplied
by itself
 RUSLE
The order of operations
 RULES
The order of operations
MU L P I T L I A T C I O N
the process of calculating the product of
two or more numbers
MULTIPLICATION
the process of calculating the product of
two or more numbers
 Laws of
Exponent
 Lesson
Objective:
At the end of the discussions, you are expected to:

·Understand the Laws of Exponents and

·Apply the Laws of Exponents for Multiplication
·Solve Problems Involving Multiplication of Powers
 What is exponent?
An Exponent is a little number written at the upper right portion of a base that tells how
many times the base is used in a multiplication. Exponents are also called powers or
indices.

Exponent or
Base (power or index)
EXAMPLES:

a.a.a
6.6
y.y.y.y.y
 LAWS OF EXPONENT
Rules of 1
There two simple “rules of 1” to remember.

1. Any number raised to the power of “one” equals

itself.

2. One raised to power is “one”.

EXAMPLES:
 PRODUCT RULE
If m and n are natural numbers, then

In words, to multiply powers having the same base, keep the

base and add the exponents.
Examples:
 POWER RULE
If m and n are natural numbers, then

In words, to find the power of a power of a base, keep the base

and multiply the exponents.
Examples:
 POWER OF A PRODUCT RULE
If m and n are natural numbers, then

In words, to find the power of a product, find the power of

each factor and then multiply the remaining powers.
Examples:
Activity:
1. 4.

2. 5.

3.
Assignment:
1.
4.

2. 5.

3.