Introduction to Exponents

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0:00 Introduction, 2:20 Examples, 8:45 Negative Exponents

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[@br0k3n_knIghT]

I have a question, why are we putting the x to the 6th power on top of the division instead of putting it in the denominator with 27 at 8:07?

[@sladewilson649]

Think like this x^0 is the denominator answer after subtract 3 from bottle and top and x^0 is like one Wich is the same as the top answer

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[@eb2151]

What is x What is that small number on top of the numbers What are those two lines around the numbers What are those two lines that are not bent What does it mean to distribute exponents What are exponents Why did you put a small one on top of 4 and 3 Why did you put a circle around 9 and 3 and said 9 minus 3 equals 6 and wrote x6 What is the zeroth power and why is anything raised to the zeroth power 1 What is a negative Why is negative two not affected by the exponent What does it mean it is not affected What is a negative exponent What does it mean to simplify an expression Why is it when you simplify an expression you want to make all exponents positive What does it mean it is on the top and why is it if it’s on the top we move it to the bottom Why did you write a line under x and 1 What does change the position mean and what is the sign and why does it change What is a fraction Why is it when we move the three to the bottom and four to the top the exponents Change sign What does it mean to move the three to the bottom and move the four to the top What does it mean to square a number and how come we can square each number How you said move x to the bottom and wrote 1/x12 What is the line in front of the 4

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why?

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What about adding and subtracting?

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[@physics2792]

What does multiply mean and what are common bases

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[@ProcrastinatingGM]

Multiplying is addition repeated. For example 3 times 4 means 3 added 4 times 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 is 12 And 3 times 4 is 12

[@jatolemyramsey]

Where did you get 16x9 6:29 ?

[@minaxwan]

2⁴= 16 ,3² =9

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More with fractions please

[@eb2151]

Why did we say 36 divided by 9 equals 4 and wrote 4 on right

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The first question is multiplication , not addition.

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Why x^0 is 1 and how to prove it?.

[@rkaide4616]

x/x = 1. another way to write this is x^1 / x^1. we can use the quotient rule n do, x^1-1. 1-1 = 0. therefore, x^0 = 1.

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How you get 2x2x2=8

[@catharsis8338]

2x2 =4, then 4x2 = 8

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@@catharsis8338 And how come the answer is 64?

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@@zol5038 where?

[@zol5038]

@@catharsis8338 oh sorry 8x8 is 64

[@zol5038]

@@catharsis8338 5:24 from where he got one ?

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What does it mean to divide and what are exponents and why is it when we divide we subtract exponents and what does subtract mean

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[@satyendratripathi4684]

Can someone prove the simplification of conversion of negative exponents to positive? How can x ^(-2) = 1/x² Edit: Nevermind. I found it - www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/negative-exponents.html