what are laws of exponents name them and explain them
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There are 7 Laws of Exponents.
Multiplying powers with same base
1) If the bases are same and there is a multiplication between them then, add the exponents keeping the base common.
am x an = a ( m + n )
Dividing powers with the same base
2) If the bases are same and there is a division between them then, subtract the 2nd exponent from the 1st keeping the base common.
am÷ an = a ( m - n )
Power of a power
3) If there are double exponents then, multiply the exponents and keep the base same.
( am) n = a(m x n ) = amn
Zero Exponent
4) Any number with exponent zero ,the answer is 1.
a 0 = 1
Exponent 1
5) If the exponent is 1 then the number itself is the answer.
a1 = a
Negative Exponent
6) If the exponent is negative so to make it positive write the reciprocal of it.
a-m = 1/am1/a-m = am
7) Two different bases have same exponents then bring the two bases under common parenthesis and keep the same exponent.
am x bm = (ab)mam ÷ bm = (a/ b)m
Multiplying powers with same base
1) If the bases are same and there is a multiplication between them then, add the exponents keeping the base common.
am x an = a ( m + n )
Dividing powers with the same base
2) If the bases are same and there is a division between them then, subtract the 2nd exponent from the 1st keeping the base common.
am÷ an = a ( m - n )
Power of a power
3) If there are double exponents then, multiply the exponents and keep the base same.
( am) n = a(m x n ) = amn
Zero Exponent
4) Any number with exponent zero ,the answer is 1.
a 0 = 1
Exponent 1
5) If the exponent is 1 then the number itself is the answer.
a1 = a
Negative Exponent
6) If the exponent is negative so to make it positive write the reciprocal of it.
a-m = 1/am1/a-m = am
7) Two different bases have same exponents then bring the two bases under common parenthesis and keep the same exponent.
am x bm = (ab)mam ÷ bm = (a/ b)m
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a0 =1
whenever a no has the exponent 0 it is always equal to 1
am×an=am+n
when the bases are same and the multiplication is there then the exponents will get added
am÷an=am-n
when the bases are same and division is there then the powers will get subtracted
am/pm =(a/p)m
when the fraction has the same exponents then it will be considered whole
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