The document explains how to perform operations on expressions with exponents. It provides three examples of multiplying expressions step-by-step: 1) Cross out matching exponents on the top and bottom until none remain, leaving the remaining exponents; 2) Divide the whole numbers; 3) Write the final answer. It also shares the writer's favorite part was learning everything and least favorite was feeling stupid when getting answers wrong.

1. Exponents Armonte Galloway

2. Step 1: First, you have to write out the exponent numbers on the top and bottom.Now it’s going to be on top in standard form 130xxxyyyzz and on the bottom in standard form 13xyyyyyyz. Step 2: Next, we have to cross out the exponent matches that’s on the top and bottom until you have no more. The exponents that’s left on the top stays on the top and so as the bottom. So now it would be 130xxz on top and 13yyy on the bottom.Step 3: Finally, you have to divide the whole numbers so you could get your answer. The answer would be 10 with x2z on top and y3 on the bottom.

3. 3m2n5p * 4m9n2p3=Step 1: First, you have to do is multiply three and four so you get twelve. Step 2: Second, you have to add up all of the exponents and you would get m11 n7 p4.Step 3: Last, you have to put it together so you could get your answer. It would be 12m11n7p4.

4. My favorite part of this unit was learning everything and getting all of it. My least favorite part of this unit was when I would get an answer wrong and feel stupid.Unit Reflection