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Product rule (a^m)*(a^n)=(a^m+n)
Zero exponent Any nonzero number to the zero power is equal to 1
Quotient rule Any nonzero number/ variable to the "m" power divided by that
number/variable to the "n" power is equal to that number/variable to the
power of "m" minus "n"
Negative exponent rule A nonzero number/variable or term to the power of a negative number
is equal to the reciprocal of that term
Scientific notation Written as the product of a number "a", where 1 is less than or equal to
"a" and "a" is less than 10, and an integer power of 10: "a"*10^r
Power rule (a^m)^n= a^m*n
Power of a product rule (ab^2)=(a^2)(b^2)
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Intermediate Algebra, 6th
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Study Guide
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Product rule (a^m)*(a^n)=(a^m+n)
Zero exponent Any nonzero number to the zero power is equal to 1
Quotient rule Any nonzero number/ variable to the "m" power divided by that
number/variable to the "n" power is equal to that number/variable to the
power of "m" minus "n"
Negative exponent rule A nonzero number/variable or term to the power of a negative number
is equal to the reciprocal of that term
Scientific notation Written as the product of a number "a", where 1 is less than or equal to
"a" and "a" is less than 10, and an integer power of 10: "a"*10^r
Power rule (a^m)^n= a^m*n
Power of a product rule (ab^2)=(a^2)(b^2)
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