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Big Ideas Math: Modeling Real Life, Grade 8

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Exercise 10 Page 363

Use the Power of a Product Property. This property states that to calculate the power of a product, the power needs to be distributed to each factor.

16k^4

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We want to simplify the algebraic expression by using the Properties of Exponents. (- 2k)^4 In this case, we will use the Power of a Product Property. This law states that if we want to calculate the power of a product, we distribute the power to each factor and then multiply.

(- 2k)^4

(a b)^m=a^m b^m

(- 2)^4 k^4

Calculate power

16k^4

Subchapter links

1 Exponents p.363

2 Product of Powers Property p.363

3 Quotient of Powers Property p.364

4 Zero and Negative Exponents p.364

5 Estimating Quantities p.365

6 Scientific Notation p.365

7 Operations in Scientific Notation p.365