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    Zero and Positive Integral Exponents

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    This document discusses how to apply laws involving zero and negative integral exponents. It provides examples of rewriting expressions with zero or negative exponents into equivalent expressions with only positive exponents. These laws state that any non-zero number to the zero power is equal to 1, and any non-zero number to a negative power is equal to the reciprocal of that number to the positive power of the exponent. The document concludes with practice and quiz questions to rewrite additional expressions using these laws.

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    Zero and Positive Integral Exponents

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    This document discusses how to apply laws involving zero and negative integral exponents. It provides examples of rewriting expressions with zero or negative exponents into equivalent expressions with only positive exponents. These laws state that any non-zero number to the zero power is equal to 1, and any non-zero number to a negative power is equal to the reciprocal of that number to the positive power of the exponent. The document concludes with practice and quiz questions to rewrite additional expressions using these laws.

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    This document discusses how to apply laws involving zero and negative integral exponents. It provides examples of rewriting expressions with zero or negative exponents into equivalent expressions with only positive exponents. These laws state that any non-zero number to the zero power is equal to 1, and any non-zero number to a negative power is equal to the reciprocal of that number to the positive power of the exponent. The document concludes with practice and quiz questions to rewrite additional expressions using these laws.

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    Zero and Positive Integral Exponents

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    This document discusses how to apply laws involving zero and negative integral exponents. It provides examples of rewriting expressions with zero or negative exponents into equivalent expressions with only positive exponents. These laws state that any non-zero number to the zero power is equal to 1, and any non-zero number to a negative power is equal to the reciprocal of that number to the positive power of the exponent. The document concludes with practice and quiz questions to rewrite additional expressions using these laws.

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    OBJECTIVE:

    Apply the laws involving


    positive integral exponents to zero
    and negative integral exponents.
    TOPIC:
    Zero and Negative Integral
    Exponents
    Examples:
    1. Zero Exponents
    0 0 2 3
    a. 5 e. 4
    0 0
    b. 4 f. 4 y
    6 0 2 0
    c. g. 2 . 5
    39
    0 3
    d. . h. 9
    3
    2. Negative Exponents
    3 1
    a. 2 e. 2
    4 2
    b. f. (3)
    2 2 4
    c. 2 3
    4 g. ( )
    d. 4 3
    GENERALIZATION:
    To rewrite expression with zero
    and negative exponent into positive
    exponent is to follow the laws.
    1. Zero Exponent for any non-zero
    0
    number x , = 1.
    2. Negative Exponent for any non-zero
    number x and positive integer x, =
    1
    1
    .

    Practice Exercise:
    Rewrite the following algebraic
    expressions with zero and negative
    exponents into positive exponents.
    2 3 0 2
    1. 5 6. 8
    1 2 0 0 0
    2. 7. 4
    2
    3 3 2 3 2
    3. 5 8. 5
    2 2 2 0 2 0 4
    4. 5 9. 3
    6 2 3 0 2
    5. 15 10.
    Quiz # 2
    Rewrite the following algebraic
    expressions with zero and negative
    exponents into positive exponents.
    2 3 0 2
    1. 6. 5
    2 3 0
    2. 2 7. 7
    4 2 2 0
    3. 3 8.
    2 0 2 0 2
    4. 9. 2
    4 3 2 4 2
    5. 10. 5

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