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when its negative it makes it a fraction

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when its negative it makes it a fraction

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if an exponet is 0 its going to be one

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times it by its self as many times as saidjhj,i

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when dividing the bases you subtract the exponents 

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when dividing the bases you subtract the exponents 

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if its a negative  you make it a fraction 

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if its a negative  you make it a fraction 

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wyatt the exponet is the top right number that is multiplied by what number it is

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wyatt the exponet is the top right number that is multiplied by what number it is

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u add the exponents if bases are the same

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when the base is the same the you have to add the exponents.

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The bases are the same you add them. when the power is 0 the answer is one.

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a exponent is a a number on top of the big number.

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Julie exponents make a number get multiplied a certain amount of times by itself. an integer is a number that multiply's itself. 

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Julie exponents make a number get multiplied a certain amount of times by itself. an integer is a number that multiply's itself. 

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f the exponent is 0 the answer is always one.

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-if the bases are the same you add the exponents .

-if the exponent is 0 the answer is always one.

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if the bases multiply you add the exponents

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when the bases are the same you add the exponents,if the exponent is 0 then the answer is 1, when they are different then dont add

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If the bases are the same you add the exponents if you are multiplying. When you dividing, if a negative number on the bottom you move it to the top.

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you times the base that the number of the exponent

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 hannah                                           if the exponent is 0 its always one

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 hannah                                           if the exponent is 0 its always one

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- exponents are the little number above the number

-integers are a number that multiply's its self

multiply the by 0 and you 1