Properties of Exponents - Algebra 2

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Thank you, really helpful. Just one correction. At 43:30, 4 to the power of 3 multiplied by 4 to the power of 5 does not equal 8 to the power of 8, it equals 4 to the power of 8. 4 to the power of 3 is 64 and 4 to the power of 5 is 1024. 64 multiplied by 1024 is 65536 and 4 to the power of 8 is 65536. 8 to the power of 8 is 16777216. I think you meant to say this as you said the bases must stay the same. All and all a great video thank you so much.

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oml im so glad someone else caught this bc ive been wracking my brain to understand why it was 8 and not 4. but yes absolutely, otherwise a great video! im gonna ace my quiz :D

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great video, I noticed at 53:00 you said x^9/3 = 4, it equals 3 but im sure you know that haha, just wanted to make sure people didnt think it was actually 4. Anyways very well explained, I followed it as im entering pre calc and I just wanted to make sure my foundations were good ;)

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Youre wrong at 43:35 it should have been 4 to the 8th power

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52:49 is a mistake. 9/3=3 not 4. It's the only one I caught but awesome video. Learned alot and great practice.

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On 52:50 ×9/3 is not 4. The answer is 3.

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7:21 I thought when you flip a fraction the signs are switched so when you flipped 1/x^-4 to x^4, why wasn't the 1 on the bottom -1?

[@marcschroter]

If you made the 1 on the bottom -1, then the (x^4) on the top would have to become (-x^4) as well. Maybe think of it as 1^0. The sign of the exponent of the variable switches, the sign for x remains the same.

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52:46 - 9 divided by 3 is 3 not 4. Thanks for explaining these basics Sir!

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I think you may have made a mistake at 43:36. Instead of writing 4 to the eighth, you wrote 8 to the eighth.

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in 52nd minute 9/3=3 not 4

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For people stuck on why 3 to the -3 power became a fraction. It's not -3 x -3 x -3 because it's not -3 to the 3rd power. So you basically turn it into a fraction to put 1 on top over the result of 3x3x3 positive so it's 1/27. 4 to the -4 power is 1/64 as another example

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mistake at 43:33 4^3 times 4^5 should be 4^8, right

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the 53:00 - is 9/3 = 3 sir i just got confused

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mistake at 43:38 its not 8 to the power of 8, its 4 to the power of 8 edit- 52:51 sir u made a mistake again. 9 divided by 3 is 4?

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thanks you so much but i didn't understand one thing at 17:40 I solved it and it was 3 to positive 4 times 7 times X to positive 13 . on the bottom it was 2 to positive 2 times Y to positive 11 times Z to positive 3 is my solution correct ?

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43:45 isn't it 4^8 not 8^8

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at 52:54 wouldn't the 9/3 = 3 and not 4. so wouldn't it be x^3, not x^4.

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56:55 It should be square root of x9 wich is x3

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43:37 Mistake: You added the bases and the exponent. 4^3 x 4^5 = 8^8

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yah that put me off a bit, also is it me or at 52:46 did he say 9 divided by 3 is 4?

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Real quick at 24:12 when you're explaining the problem, wouldn't you do the parentheses first, then the exponent? Because you get two different answers. Doing the parantheses first you get 9/4x^6y^64. Because -5-3=-8 so you end up with y^-8 put that on the bottom and raise it to the ^2 you get y^64

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Good question, remember that when we square y^8 we're just multiplying y^8 by y^8. That means we have to add the exponents, so we get y^16, not y^64. It's a subtle difference in notation, but a big difference in result when we compare (y^8)^2 and y^(8^2), the second of which would be y^64. Does that make sense?

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Can you solve a question for me , I'm trying to understand that but it goes outa window Actually ive studied all about exponents but this question seems really hard 36^x+1/2 . 8 ^x+1/ 6^x-1 . 12^x+5 . 4^x-1 I would be highly obliged ,sir

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Last 5 minutes is a bit unclear. How did u know to put 25 57:01

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Like where did you pull out 25 from 75??

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@@hippityhopp4227 75/25 is 3, cubed

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[@AbdoAli-923]

Thank you for your effort and made a mistake in @52:50 you said 9 divided by 3 is 4