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1.) learned that when doing the zero property with exponents it will always equal 1
2.) You change the power not the base

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yesterday we learned about exponent's we learned about the zero property everything should answer as a 1.

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We learned about how the zero property only equals zero. We also learned about how to add exponents with the SAME base.

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We learned that the zero property always equals 1.
You would change the exponent and keep the base.

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1).I learned about the zero property hat is when you are zero in the exponent place.
2).Also learned about exponent

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Things I learned:
1) I learned about the product and quotient and zero property.Zero property states that a base would

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WHAT I LEARNED YESTERDAY
we learned that the zero property will ALWAYS equal one
I also learned that you need to

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1)I learned that dividing was like subtracting exponents
2)The zero property is a property that is supposed to make the answer 1

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we learned about the zero property and that it always equals one.
you keep the same base but you change the exponent at the top

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One thing I was that there we different ways you can use exponents.
Another thing I learned was That a variable can be an base number.

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Two of the things I learned yesterday were...
1. You can combine exponents
2. There are multiple property's you can use to combine exponents

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Yesterday, I learned that the zero property is equal to 1 and I learned that I need to add the exponents in the product rule.

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1. I learned yesterday that the base to 0 power is equal to 1- Zero Property
2. You keep the base but change the exponent

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1. I learned that the 0 power is ALWAYS 1
2. It's easy if you don't think to hard.

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Yesterday I learned how to add and subtract exponents.
I also learned that the zero property always equals 1.

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1.) I learned that zero property always equals 1
2.)I also learned the multiple rule you have to add the exponents

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1). I learned how to Multiply the base by the exponent
2). I also learned learned that when doing the zero property, the answer always equals 1

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I kinda remembered about the zero rule which is how if you have a zero as an power you can't multiply it so the answer would have to be 1 and I also learned you can add the exponents but it you HAVE to add it with the SAME base.

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zero property always equals 1
you can add exponents as long as you have the same base

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I learned that the base to the 0 power is equal to 1
I also learned that multiplying and dividing exponents are easy if you just not think to hard
Learned that you keep the same base but change the exponents

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Today I learned that the zero property will always equal one

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i learn the multiple rule is that you have to add the exponents

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Kori
Kori
1. Raised to a sertain power 
2. Multiply the number  
3. Is attaached to 
Mia Mclennan
Mia Mclennan 
1) An exponent is the number that is higher than the base number  
grace
grace

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1).you multiply the exponent by the base number
2).It' s the top number
3).the number you multiply by.

This is the new part
I learned that multiplying and dividing is easy.

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1. Exponents are a number raised to a certain power
2. Multiply it by itself
3. A small, floating number beside a base number
AFTER CLASS
Today I learned how to better understand exponents and the rules you use when simplifying them.

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1 the number that is above the base number
2.Its the number you multiply by the base number but you don't multiply like regular multiplication . its how times you mutiply the base number.

I learned that exponets have a little bit more stuff thsn it usaaly does

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1. There is a small number that is called a power
2. The bigger number is multiplied by itself how ever many time the small number says
3. The base is the bigger number
After class I learned that the zero rule will always equal 1.

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I learned that if it's to the 0 power it's ALWAYS 1.

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I learned that there are many ways to solve exponents.

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1. Raised to a certain power
2. Multiply the number by itself
3. Is attached to a number
What I learned...
1.any number to the 0 power equals 1.
2. Quotient rule
3. Keep the same base but change the exponent.

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1) An exponent is the number (tiny number, exponent)  that is higher than the base number.
2) it is also the base is raised to a power
3)  example:
This week I learned a lot I learned that if i have the same base and and same exponent in my equation it will always be one. I also learned that you have to cross out your to get the right answer. i also learned a lot more than i did about exponent' s. Also i

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1)The number of times you multiply the number by it's self
2)the "floating" numbers above the "base" number or variable
3)Raised to a power
WHAT I LEARNED TODAY:
anything to the 0 power equals 1
i learned that it is easy to multiply and divide exponents just as it is to add and subtract exponents

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1) I know that you use exponents in the order of operations
2) A little number multiplied with the first number beside it
3)The base is the bigger number and the power is the smaller number

This is after class. Today I have learned that when you have an exponent of 0 then your solution will be 1. And this rule is called the ZERO RULE.

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1) You have to multiply the number by it's self
2) Its raised to a power
3) Has a base

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-Multiply the number by itself and gets usually bigger.
-Same number multiplied.
Ex: if its 5 to the 3rd power you multiply 5x5x5.
I learned today that you can add exponents and that if the base is a different number then you divide.
I also learned when to subtract exponents and the zero rule equals 1 :).

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1.) its raised to a power
2.)you multiply it by that number/ itself
3.)it has a base
what i learned
I learned that anything to the 0 power is 1

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1) they are "floating" numbers attached to a '"base" number.
2) it makes the number multiply by itself

what i learned- i learned all of the properties of exponents and how they work. i learned that you use all four operations...except divison.

FRIDAY!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
yesterday we learned about how all of the properties work and what they are used for. like for some one you have to multiply. for another one you have to divide.and another one you have to divide and subtract

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1) Exponents are raised by a power
2) Exponents are the small number above the base
3) Bases are multiplied by the number/exponents
Ex- 5 to the 3rd power
Correct - 5 x 5 x 5
Wrong - 5 x 3
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What I learned today is
1) I learned about the quotient and the product rule.
2) I learned that anything to the 0 power equals 1.

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1)Can be attached to any number
2)Multiply number by itself
3)Raised to a power

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1). what ever number the exponent says, you multiply the number that the exponent is attached to by that
2). Base
3). there is  an exponent
Today I learned that when the exponent and the base number are the same and the denominator are the same then it equals 1

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1.Exponents are the same number multiplied
2.attached to a number
3.raised to a power and base

I learned that the zero rule always equals 1. I also learned different kinds of ways to solve exponents.

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1)they are raised to a power
2)they are small numbers next to a bigger number
3)they are floating next to a base number
1) i learned the zero rule
2)thee zero rule is equal to one

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1. Raised to a power
2. Multiply the number by itself by how many times the exponent is
3.Base to a power

I learned about the 0 rule and that it always equals 1

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1.) Base to a power
2.) you multiply the same number how many times the number is (power)
3.) bigger number and a smaller number on top (Physically)

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1)it is like saying 2x2x2x2 if the exponent was to be 2 to the 4th power
2)there is a power that shows what power the number is raised to.
3)Multiply a number by itself
After the day
1)I learned that a number raised by zero is 1
2)that dividing is like subtraction.
3)that multiplying is like adding

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1: it has a base
2: the whole thing is called a term
3;it is raised by a certain power