Intro To Power To Power Rule Quiz

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `2`.`(2^2)^3`

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `m`.`(m^4)^2`

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `p`.`(p^2)^5`

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `s`.`(s^3)^2`

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `w`.`(w^5)^2`

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `z`.`(z^3)^3`

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `5`.`(5^4)^2`

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Intro to power to power rule

Write the expression as a single power of `6`.`(6^2)^3`

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Power is the number of times a number is multiplied by itself. For example: square of 2 or 22 is 2 * 2 = 4 or 53 = 5 x 5 x 5 = 125. Power to power rule is applied in cases like (am)n, here a is variable with power m and another power n. Example: (23)2 = 2 3*2 = 26. This quiz has a lot of interesting questions on...

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Grade 8

Exponents

8.EE.A.1