math puzzel

4. Any non-zero base raised to the power of zero always equals this
6. Write 75,800 in scientific notation: 7.58 x 10 to what power?
8. The point (0, 0) where the (x)-axis and (y)-axis meet.
12. The bottom number in a power that is being multiplied by itself.
13. The (y)-intercept is also known as the ________ value in a word problem
16. A short way to write really long or tiny numbers using powers of ten.
18. Another name for "to the third power."
20. The property used to multiply a single term by two or more terms inside parentheses.
23. A line that goes straight up and down has this kind of slope.
24. The letter "b" in the equation (y = mx + b)
25. When multiplying the same bases, you ________ the exponents.
26. The letter "m" in the equation (y = mx + b).
27. The vertical axis on a coordinate plane.

1. To solve (3x = 12), you must do this to both sides.
2. Another word for slope, often used in word problems.
3. A flat, horizontal line has this slope.
5. The symbol used to find the side length of a square if you know the area.
7. Terms that have the same variable and exponent are called ________ terms
9. The type of exponent used to represent a very small decimal value.
10. When raising a power to another power, you ________ the exponents.
11. A letter, like (x) or (y), that represents an unknown value.
12. To solve an equation, you must always keep both sides ________.
14. To get rid of a (-5) in an equation, you must ________ 5 to both sides.
15. his notation uses digits and place value without powers of ten
16. Another name for "to the second power."
17. Write 0.0005 in scientific notation: 5 x 10 to what power?
19. 3.5 x 10^4, this represents how many times to move the decimal point.
21. When dividing the same bases, you ________ the exponents.
22. The number part of scientific notation must be greater than or equal to 1 and less than this number.
26. A value that makes an equation true.