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Your answer should contain only positive exponents.  \n1) ( x−2 x−3 ) 4 2) ( x4 )−3 ⋅ 2x4  \n3) (n3 ) 3 ⋅ 2n−1 4) (2v)2 ⋅ 2v2  \n2 4 2 4 3 3  \n5) 2x~~ ~~y~~ ~~⋅~~ ~~x3~~ ~~y2~~ ~~⋅~~ ~~3x~~ ~~ 6) 2~~ ~~y~~ ~~⋅23x4y~~ ~~  \n3x y 3x y  \n3 3 3 2 2  \nx y ⋅ x 3x y  \n7) ~~ ~~ 8) ~~ ~~  \n4x2 2x−1 ⋅ 4 yx2  \n9) (2xx~~ ~~0)~~ ~~2~~ ~~ 10) (2m2m)~~ ~~3  \n(2m2 )−1  2x3   \n11) ~~ ~~ 12) m 2 ( x−1 ) 3  \n13) (a−3b −3 )0 14) x 4 y 3 ⋅ (2 y2 ) 0  \n15) ba4 ⋅ (2ba4 )−3 16) (2x0 y 2 )−3 ⋅ 2 yx3  \n17) 2k3k~~ ~~−⋅3k2~~ ~~ 18) (~~ ~~x−32xx~~ ~~4~~ ~~  \n19) x(x1)~~ ~~−4x~~ ~~ 20) x~~ ~~3~~ ~~y(2x34z~~ ~~2z~~ ~~2x)4z~~ ~~3~~ ~~  \n(2 pm−1 q 0 )−4 ⋅ 2m−1 p 3   (2hj2k−2 ⋅ h4 j −1k4 ) 0   \n21) 22)  \n2 pq2 2h−3 j −4k−2  \nKuta Software-Infinite Algebra 1 Name   \nMore Properties of Exponents Date  Period   \nSimplify. Your answer should contain only positive exponents.  \n1) ( x−2 x−3 ) 4 1  \nx 20  \n3) (n3 ) 3 ⋅ 2n−1  \n2n8  \n2x2 y 4 ⋅ 4x2 y4 ⋅ 3x 5) ~~ ~~  \n3x−3 y 2  \n8x8y 6  \n3 3 3  \nx y ⋅ x 7) ~~ ~~  \n4x2  \nx 4y 3   \n4  \n9)  x (2x0 ) 2  \nx  \n4  \n2) ( x4 )−3 ⋅ 2x4  2   \nx 8  \n4) (2v)2 ⋅ 2v2  \n8v4  \n2 y3 ⋅ 3xy3 6) ~~ ~~  \n3x2 y4  \n2 y2 x  \n8) ~~ ~~1x2~~ ~~y~~ ~~2~~ ~~2~~ ~~  \n2x ⋅ 4 yx  \n3xy  \n8  \n2m−4 10) ~~ ~~  \n(2m−4 ) 3  \nm 8 4  \n(2m2 )−1 11) ~~ ~~  \nm 2  \n 1   \n2m4  \n13) (a−3b −3 )0 1  \n15) ba4 ⋅ (2ba4 )−3  1   \n8b2 a 8  \n2k3 ⋅ k2  17)  \nk−3  \n2k8  \n(2x)−4 19) ~~  ~~x−1 ⋅ x  \n 1   \n16x4  \n(2 pm−1 q 0 )−4 ⋅ 2m−1 p 3 21) ~~ ~~  \n2 pq2  \n m 3   \n16 p2 q 2  \n2x3 12) ~~ ~~  \n( x−1 ) 3  \n2x6  \n14) x 4 y 3 ⋅ (2 y2 ) 0  \nx 4y 3  \n16) (2x0 y 2 )−3 ⋅ 2 yx3  \nx 3  \n4 y5  \n( x−3 )4 x 4 18) ~~ ~~  \n2x−3  \n 1  2x5  \n(2x3z 2 ) 3 20) ~~ ~~  \nx 3 y 4z 2 ⋅ x−4z 3  \n8x10z  \ny 4  \n(2hj2k−2 ⋅ h4 j −1k4 ) 0 22) ~~ ~~  \n2h−3 j −4k−2  \nh 3j 4 k2   \n2  \nCreate your own worksheets like this one with Infinite Algebra 1. 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