IXL Algebra Exponents Flashcards

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What does an exponent tell you?

How many times its base is used as a factor.

Exponents are used to write which of the following?

  • Addition
  • Subtraction
  • Repeated multiplication (correct)
  • Division

Any number to the zeroth power is equal to 0.

False (B)

Any number to the first power is equal to itself.

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When 10 is raised to a whole number exponent, its value has a leftmost digit of 1 and all other digits are ___.

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Study Notes

Exponents Overview

  • Exponent indicates how many times the base multiplies itself.
  • Used to express repeated multiplication in a compact form.

Properties of Exponents

  • Any number raised to the zeroth power equals 1.
  • Any number raised to the first power remains the same as the original number.

Powers of Ten

  • When 10 is raised to a whole number exponent, it yields a value with '1' followed by a number of zeros equal to the exponent.
  • Example: (10^3 = 1000) (1 followed by 3 zeros).

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