Laws of Exponents Quiz

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Match the following terms related to exponents with their descriptions:

Exponents = Also called Powers or Indices, says how many times to use the number in a multiplication 82 = Can be called '8 to the second power', '8 to the power 2' or '8 squared' x6 = Equivalent to xxxxxx Laws of Exponents = Rules derived from three ideas that help in understanding exponents

Match the phrases with their corresponding mathematical representations:

8 to the second power = 82 8 to the power 2 = 82 8 squared = 82 x to the power 6 = x6

Match the following mathematical expressions with their explanations:

82 = 8 used in multiplication two times x6 = x used in multiplication six times Exponents = Saves us writing out lots of multiplies Laws of Exponents = Help make sense of exponents

Match the following terms to their definitions:

<p>Exponents = Number that indicates how many times a number is used in a multiplication 82 = Expression that represents 8 multiplied by itself x6 = Expression that represents x multiplied by itself six times Laws of Exponents = Set of rules based on three ideas that explain how exponents work</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following expressions with their interpretations:

<p>82 = Use 8 in multiplication two times x6 = Use x in multiplication six times Exponents = Indicates how many times to use a number in multiplication Laws of Exponents = Set of rules that help understand exponents</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Exponents and Mathematical Expressions

Match terms related to exponents with their descriptions, including phrases, mathematical representations, and mathematical expressions.
Understand the explanations and definitions of each term, and their corresponding interpretations.
Familiarize yourself with the key concepts and their relationships to solve exponent-related problems.