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1) The document contains an exponents worksheet with problems involving the quotient rule for rewriting expressions with exponents as single exponents. 2) Students are asked to simplify expressions using the quotient rule and to solve equations setting expressions with exponents equal to each other to find the value of x. 3) The answer key provides the step-by-step work and solutions to the problems in the worksheet.

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Quotient Rule Type1 1

1) The document contains an exponents worksheet with problems involving the quotient rule for rewriting expressions with exponents as single exponents. 2) Students are asked to simplify expressions using the quotient rule and to solve equations setting expressions with exponents equal to each other to find the value of x. 3) The answer key provides the step-by-step work and solutions to the problems in the worksheet.

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T1S1
Exponents - Quotient Rule
A) Use the quotient rule to rewrite each expression as a single exponent.

1)
(–5)17 2)
(1.4)4 3)
2-3
(–5)7 (1.4)-2 2-5

4) 2 0 ÷ 2 -18 5)
(–17)2 6)
(–3.8)-5
3 3 (–17)8 (–3.8)4

B) Find the value of x.


PREVIEW
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x= x= x=

(–12)10
C) 1) Which of the following equals ?
(–12)2

i) (–12)12 ii) (–12)8 iii) (–12)-8 iv) (–12)-12

(6.1)16
2) Find the value of x, if = (6.1)19.
(6.1)-x

i) 3 ii) –3 iii) –35 iv) 35

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Answer key

T1S1
Exponents - Quotient Rule
A) Use the quotient rule to rewrite each expression as a single exponent.

1)
(–5)17 2)
(1.4)4 3)
2-3
(–5)7 (1.4)-2 2-5

(−5)10 (1.4)6 22

4) 2 0 ÷ 2 -18 5)
(–17)2 6)
(–3.8)-5
3 3 (–17)8 (–3.8)4

2 18
3

B) Find the value of x.


PREVIEW (−17)-6 (−3.8)-9

x x
1)
(2.5)11
= (2.5)15 Gain 2)complete 7 6 = 7 to
7 ÷ access -8 the largest3) (–14)
= (–14)3
(2.5)
-x 9 9 9 (–14)-8
collection of worksheets in all subjects!

please Not a member


x= 4 Members x, = −2 ? x= −5
log in to Please sign up to

4)
x-1
= –19
x
3 this
5)nload = 3-3
dow
gain comple
te 6) –4
18 ÷ – 4 -x = – 4 14
(–19)-2 ee7 t. access. 5 5 5
worksh3

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x= −19 x= 4 x= −4

(–12)10
C) 1) Which of the following equals ?
(–12)2

i) (–12)12 ii) (–12)8 iii) (–12)-8 iv) (–12)-12

(6.1)16
2) Find the value of x, if = (6.1)19.
(6.1)-x

i) 3 ii) –3 iii) –35 iv) 35

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