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POWER AND EXPONENTS

EXPONENTIAL FORM :-
The exponential form is a alternative method of expressing
number n
Exponential number for example a where
(a) is multiplied by itself n times .
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A simple example is 8 = 8x8x8 . In exponential
notation , a termed the base while n is termed as
power or exponent or index .
LAWS OF EXPONENTS
1. Multiplying
2. Dividing
3. Power to Power
4. Zero power
5. Negative Exponents
MULTIPLYING EXPONENTS
• Law of multiplication :- If you are multiplying the exponent having same base , keep the
base same & add the exponents
DIVIDING THE EXPONENTS
• Law of division:- When dividing exponents with the same base, keep the base same &
subtract the exponents .
POWER TO A POWER
• Law of power to a power :- If you are raising a power to a power , you have to multiply the
exponent .
ZERO POWER
• Law of zero exponent :- any base having power zero ,exponent = one
NEGATIVE EXPONENTS
• Law of negative exponent :- If the base is powered by the negative exponent , then the
base becomes reciprocal with the positive exponent .
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