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- Exponents are shorthand for repeated multiplication of the same number by itself.
For example, instead of , we can write . For , we can write
- In algebra, a variable is a letter used to stand for a number.
The most common letters are: and. - Exponent’s rules:
Examples: Example 1. Multiply. Solution: Use Exponent’s rules: Then: Example 2. Simplify. Solution: Use Exponent’s rules: . Then: Example 3. Multiply. Solution: Use Exponent’s rules: Then: Example 4. Simplify. Solution: Use Exponent’s rules: . Then:
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