Exponent Laws Practice Question
Question 1
Which of the following multiplication will result in 6
10
?
I.
6
2
x 6
8
II.
6
15
÷ 6
5
III.
2
2
x 3
5
IV.
(6
5
)
2
The following pictures are the first, second and third law of exponents respectively. You can use them as reference.
Answer
Select and check your answer...
A. I, II and III
B. II, III and IV
C. I, II and IV
D. All of the above
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Step by Step Solution
Step 1
Let's take a look at:
I.
6
2
x 6
8
Using the 1
st
law, multiplying
6
2
with
6
8
gives
6
2 + 8
.
Step 2
Now, by adding the exponents,
2
with
8
, we get
10
. This gives
6
10
.
Therefore
I.
is a valid choice.
Step 3
Let's take a look at:
II.
6
15
÷ 6
5
Using the 2
nd
law, dividing
6
15
with
6
5
gives
6
15 - 5
.
Step 4
Now, minus the exponents,
15
with
5
, we get
10
. This gives
6
10
.
Therefore
II.
is a valid choice.
Step 5
Let's take a look at:
III.
2
2
x 3
5
For these terms, the base is not the same number. Now, looking at the first law, it requires the base to be the same.
Therefore
III.
is not a valid choice.
Step 6
Let's take a look at:
IV.
(6
5
)
2
Using the 3
rd
law, multiplying the exponents
5
and
2
gives
6
5 x 2
.
Step 7
Now,
5
multiply by
2
gives
10
. So we have
6
10
.
Therefore
IV.
is a valid choice.
Step 8
From step 1 to step 7. The valid choices are
I
,
II
and
IV
.
Clearly, the answer is C.
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