SlideShare a Scribd company logo
1 of 1
Download to read offline
4.2 notes
more chapter 4.1 first the zero exponent rule ,if anything has a zero for a exponent then it =1
                                                                           53
as long as the number it self isn ' t zero like a 0=1 look at this example 3 =50=1
                                                                           5
                                               n   n n               2 4
                                          ax      a x             3c     34 c 8 81c8
there is also the expanded power rule( ) = n n example( 3 ) = 4 12 =
                                          by      b y             2d     2 d    16 d 12
                                   x4                                                                1
Chapter 4.2 negative exponents 9 = x−5 when you have a negative exponent just turn it into a fraction 5
                                   x                                                                 x
if you have a negative fraction then it becomes a whole number see this example
1                                                                         a −n b n
    =23=8 on more rule fraction raised ¿ a negative exponent rule ( ) =( ) now look at this example
2−3                                                                       b     a
     −2        2    6  6
 3         r3     r r
( ) =( ) = 2 =
 r3        3      3 9

group work for 4.2 is 12, 26,60, 96,118,130 this as well as the 4.1 group work is due on wednesday


more chapter 4.1 first the zero exponent rule, if anything
has a zero for a exponent then` it` =1` newline as long
as the number it self isn't zero` like` a^{0}=1 look at
this example {5^{3}} over {5^{3}}= 5^0=1 newline
there is also the expanded power rule ({ax} over {by}
)^n={a^{n}x^n} over {b^n y^n} example (3c^2 over
2d^3)^4= {3^4 c^8} over {2^4 d^12}= {81c^8}
over {16 d^12} newline Chapter 4.2 negative exponents
x^4 over x^9= x^-5 when you have a negative
exponent just turn it into a fraction 1 over x^5 newline if
you have a negative fraction then it becomes a whole
number see this example newline 1 over 2^-3 = 2^3=
8~ on more rule fraction raised to a negative exponent
rule (a over b)^-n = (b over a)^n now look at this
example newline (3 over r3)^-2= (r3 over 3)^2= r^6
over 3^2= r^6 over 9 newline newline group work for
4.2 is 12, 26, 60, 96, 118, 130 this as well as the 4.1
group work is due on wednesday

More Related Content

What's hot

What's hot (19)

The fundamental thorem of algebra
The fundamental thorem of algebraThe fundamental thorem of algebra
The fundamental thorem of algebra
 
Numerical solutions of algebraic equations
Numerical solutions of algebraic equationsNumerical solutions of algebraic equations
Numerical solutions of algebraic equations
 
Exponent properties
Exponent propertiesExponent properties
Exponent properties
 
Simple calculus overview part 1
Simple calculus overview part 1Simple calculus overview part 1
Simple calculus overview part 1
 
Regulafalsi_bydinesh
Regulafalsi_bydineshRegulafalsi_bydinesh
Regulafalsi_bydinesh
 
Indices and logarithms
Indices and logarithmsIndices and logarithms
Indices and logarithms
 
Ma3bfet par 10.7 7 aug 2014
Ma3bfet par 10.7 7 aug 2014Ma3bfet par 10.7 7 aug 2014
Ma3bfet par 10.7 7 aug 2014
 
Bisection
BisectionBisection
Bisection
 
Solution of non-linear equations
Solution of non-linear equationsSolution of non-linear equations
Solution of non-linear equations
 
Rules of Exponents
Rules of ExponentsRules of Exponents
Rules of Exponents
 
3.2 Synthetic Division
3.2 Synthetic Division3.2 Synthetic Division
3.2 Synthetic Division
 
Exponent exercises
Exponent exercisesExponent exercises
Exponent exercises
 
E2
E2E2
E2
 
Matlab Assignment Help
Matlab Assignment HelpMatlab Assignment Help
Matlab Assignment Help
 
Presentation aust final
Presentation aust finalPresentation aust final
Presentation aust final
 
Applied numerical methods lec5
Applied numerical methods lec5Applied numerical methods lec5
Applied numerical methods lec5
 
Bisection method
Bisection methodBisection method
Bisection method
 
factoring
factoringfactoring
factoring
 
Prime
PrimePrime
Prime
 

Similar to 4.2 Notes

Similar to 4.2 Notes (20)

Rational Exponents
Rational ExponentsRational Exponents
Rational Exponents
 
Radical and exponents (2)
Radical and exponents (2)Radical and exponents (2)
Radical and exponents (2)
 
4.1 Notes
4.1 Notes4.1 Notes
4.1 Notes
 
Rational Exponents
Rational ExponentsRational Exponents
Rational Exponents
 
Tso math fractionsindices
Tso math fractionsindicesTso math fractionsindices
Tso math fractionsindices
 
2 5 zeros of poly fn
2 5 zeros of poly fn2 5 zeros of poly fn
2 5 zeros of poly fn
 
Approximate Integration
Approximate IntegrationApproximate Integration
Approximate Integration
 
9 2power Of Power
9 2power Of Power9 2power Of Power
9 2power Of Power
 
5.5 Zeros of Polynomial Functions
5.5 Zeros of Polynomial Functions5.5 Zeros of Polynomial Functions
5.5 Zeros of Polynomial Functions
 
125 4.1 through 4.5
125 4.1 through 4.5125 4.1 through 4.5
125 4.1 through 4.5
 
Written Homework 2, Math122B section 5.SHOW ALL WORK REAS.docx
Written Homework 2, Math122B section 5.SHOW ALL WORK REAS.docxWritten Homework 2, Math122B section 5.SHOW ALL WORK REAS.docx
Written Homework 2, Math122B section 5.SHOW ALL WORK REAS.docx
 
Algebra
AlgebraAlgebra
Algebra
 
Indices and logarithms
Indices and logarithmsIndices and logarithms
Indices and logarithms
 
Handout basic algebra
Handout basic algebraHandout basic algebra
Handout basic algebra
 
Day 01
Day 01Day 01
Day 01
 
Lesson 53
Lesson 53Lesson 53
Lesson 53
 
NUMERICAL METHODS
NUMERICAL METHODSNUMERICAL METHODS
NUMERICAL METHODS
 
Recursion DM
Recursion DMRecursion DM
Recursion DM
 
Lesson 10 derivative of exponential functions
Lesson 10 derivative of exponential functionsLesson 10 derivative of exponential functions
Lesson 10 derivative of exponential functions
 
Chapter 4(differentiation)
Chapter 4(differentiation)Chapter 4(differentiation)
Chapter 4(differentiation)
 

4.2 Notes

  • 1. 4.2 notes more chapter 4.1 first the zero exponent rule ,if anything has a zero for a exponent then it =1 53 as long as the number it self isn ' t zero like a 0=1 look at this example 3 =50=1 5 n n n 2 4 ax a x 3c 34 c 8 81c8 there is also the expanded power rule( ) = n n example( 3 ) = 4 12 = by b y 2d 2 d 16 d 12 x4 1 Chapter 4.2 negative exponents 9 = x−5 when you have a negative exponent just turn it into a fraction 5 x x if you have a negative fraction then it becomes a whole number see this example 1 a −n b n =23=8 on more rule fraction raised ¿ a negative exponent rule ( ) =( ) now look at this example 2−3 b a −2 2 6 6 3 r3 r r ( ) =( ) = 2 = r3 3 3 9 group work for 4.2 is 12, 26,60, 96,118,130 this as well as the 4.1 group work is due on wednesday more chapter 4.1 first the zero exponent rule, if anything has a zero for a exponent then` it` =1` newline as long as the number it self isn't zero` like` a^{0}=1 look at this example {5^{3}} over {5^{3}}= 5^0=1 newline there is also the expanded power rule ({ax} over {by} )^n={a^{n}x^n} over {b^n y^n} example (3c^2 over 2d^3)^4= {3^4 c^8} over {2^4 d^12}= {81c^8} over {16 d^12} newline Chapter 4.2 negative exponents x^4 over x^9= x^-5 when you have a negative exponent just turn it into a fraction 1 over x^5 newline if you have a negative fraction then it becomes a whole number see this example newline 1 over 2^-3 = 2^3= 8~ on more rule fraction raised to a negative exponent rule (a over b)^-n = (b over a)^n now look at this example newline (3 over r3)^-2= (r3 over 3)^2= r^6 over 3^2= r^6 over 9 newline newline group work for 4.2 is 12, 26, 60, 96, 118, 130 this as well as the 4.1 group work is due on wednesday