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The repeated multiplication is represented by the term exponent.
e.g.
3 × 3 × 3 × 3 = 3^4
For Multiplication of exponent with same bases , we write the Base once and add the Exponents
3^2 . 3^3 = 3^2+3 = 3^5
For division of exponents with same bases , we write base once and subtract the exponents.
If the denominator has a exponents with negative index it becomes positive on numerator and vise versa.
zero raised to any number is one.
Any number raised to one is number itself.
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The repeated multiplication is represented by the term exponent.
e.g.
3 × 3 × 3 × 3 = 3^4
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For Multiplication of exponent with same bases , we write the Base once and add the Exponents
e.g.
3^2 . 3^3 = 3^2+3 = 3^5
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For division of exponents with same bases , we write base once and subtract the exponents.
e.g.
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If the denominator has a exponents with negative index it becomes positive on numerator and vise versa.
e.g.
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zero raised to any number is one.
e.g.
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Any number raised to one is number itself.
Thanks.