We love exponents (Algebra)

4. any nonzero number to the zero power is equal to this
5. for a ___ of powers, you keep the base the same and add the exponents
6. a monomial that is just a number (no variable)
16. for area, the units are ___
18. a __ exponent means to divide or to become a fraction
19. in a rational exponent, the ___ tells you the root
20. anything to the ___ power is always 1!
22. something to the 1/2 power means you take the __ of the number
24. powers with the same base, the base stays the same and we __ the exponents
26. tells us how many times to multiply the base
27. one term (an expression with no +)
29. an expression with a “root” is called ___ form

1. something to the 1/3 power means you take the __ of the number
2. when simplifying expressions you must follow the correct order of operations and always deal with this first
3. volume gives you ___ units
7. in scientific notation you need a number greater than or equal to 1, but less than ____ times a power a ten
8. scientific notation uses base ten so that we can easily move the ___
9. true or false: the exponent rules we know do not apply if the exponents are not integers
10. when we are dividing two powers with the same base we ___ the exponents
11. in a fractional exponent, the ___ tells you the exponent
12. in scientific notation, if 10 has a negative exponent, we move the decimal point to the ___
13. for a "power to a power" (an exponent raised to another power) we ___ the exponents
14. when we are multiplying two powers with the same base, the base stays the same and we __ the exponents
15. for a ___ of powers, you keep the base the same and subtract the exponents
17. in scientific notation, if 10 has a positive exponent, we move the decimal point to the ___
21. the factor that we multiply times itself
23. an expression with an exponent is called ___ form
25. if we write out all of the factors of an exponential expression, this is called ___ form
28. an exponent that is a ___ tells us to take a root of the number