Review of Exponent Rules & Their Use in Operations

[@juliabogle5007]

Thank you for such a clear and concise review of exponents. It's been 55 years ago when I learned this and definitely needed the refresher course. Much appreciation!!

[@MrB4math]

I'm so glad it helped and thanks for the word.

[@fullc0de]

Very clear. I was glad you included #17 - that was tricky. My instinct was that -4^2 meant (-4)(-4) = positive 16. I'm an adult reviewing this long-forgotten info and clearly I'm rusty on that.

[@MrB4math]

Great, and thanks for the detailed feedback; it is helpful.

[@naderhumood]

That's a first class of work.. Sir Thank you very indeed.

[@MrB4math]

Thanks. I appreciate your thoughts.

[@Mell7106]

“You can’t leave air in the numerator” 😂 lol. Thanks for the video, everything was really helpful 🙏🏿

[@MrB4math]

I'm glad you appreciate, and thanks for the comment.

[@ameliaacuna4678]

Thank you for this video! It was very straight forward and easy to follow.

[@MrB4math]

Thanks for the comment and the compliment.

[@catsmeow4003]

Excellent, different color magic markers keep everything organized, even the number 2 are perfectly written. Lots of examples gives lots of practice.

[@mildot5482]

Where this could be applied in the real world .. science .. astronomy ..etc .

[@tramhicks1215]

I understand it, thanks.

[@olivavelazquez3622]

Hi

[@tryharddiehard4709]

hi

[@TechCentralTV]

Why is he writing his 2’s like that ☹️😨💩

[@juliabogle5007]

It makes a number 2 very distinctive and distinguishable from the letter s which so many people make the 2's appear as such.