Product Rule (Multiple Bases) Quiz

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify:`(y^8 z^-2)(y^5 z^6)`Write your answer as a simplified expression using only positive exponents.

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify:`(q^1 r^7)(q^8 r^4)`Write your answer as a simplified expression using only positive exponents.

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify:`(2^6 x^-3)(2^-4 x^0)`Write your answer as a simplified expression.

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify: `(q^-8 r^7)(q^4 r^-3)` Write your answer as a simplified expression using only positive exponents.

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify:`(a^-5 b^-9)(a^5 b^4)`Write your answer as a simplified expression using only positive exponents.

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify:`(x^-4 y^-6)(x^1 y^2)`Write your answer as a simplified expression using only positive exponents.

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify:`(x^4z^-6)(x^0y^3)(z^4y^-8)`Write your answer as a simplified expression using only positive exponents.

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Product rule (multiple bases)

Simplify:`(x^-2y^-4z^3)(z^2y^-5x^2)`Write your answer as a simplified expression using only positive exponents.

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One of the types of differentiation rule that helps to find the derivative of a given function provided that: the function should be in the form of two differentiable functions is referred to as ‘product rule’. The rule of product or product rule follows the concepts of two branches of calculus: derivatives and limits. The quotient rule is the opposite of the product rule.

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Grade 8

Exponents

8.EE.A.1