Working with Integer Exponents

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4.2 Working with Integer Exponents GOAL Investigate powers that have integer or zero exponents. LEARN ABOUT the Math The metric system of measurement is used in most of the world. A key feature of the system is its ease of use. Since all units differ by multiples of 10, it is easy to convert from one unit to another. Consider the chart listing the prefix names and their factors for the unit of measure for length, the metre. Multiple as a Name Symbol Multiple of the Metre Power of 10 terametre Tm 1 000 000 000 000 gigametre Gm 1 000 000 000 megametre Mm 1 000 000 kilometre km 1 000 hectometre hm 100 decametre dam 10 metre m 1 decimetre dm 0.1 centimetre cm 0.01 millimetre mm 0.001 micrometre mm 0.000 001 nanometre nm 0.000 000 001 picometre pm 0.000 000 000 001 femtometre fm 0.000 000 000 000 001 attometre am 0.000 000 000 000 000 001 10 12 10 9 10 6 10 3 10 2 10 1? How can powers be used to represent metric units for lengths less than 1 metre? 217

EXAMPLE 1 Using reasoning to define zero and negative integer exponents Use the table to determine how multiples of the unit metre that are less than or equal to 1 can be expressed as powers of 10. Jemila s Solution As I moved down the table, the powers of 10 decreased by 1, while the multiples were divided by 10. To come up with the next row in the table, I divided the multiples and the powers by 10. If I continue this pattern, I ll get 10 0 5 1, 10 21 5 0.1, 10 22 5 0.01, etc. I rewrote each decimal as a fraction and each denominator as a power of 10. I noticed that 10 0 5 1 and 10 2n 5 1 10 n. I don t think it mattered that the base was 10. The relationship would be true for any base. EXAMPLE 2 Connecting the concept of an exponent of 0 to the exponent quotient rule Use the quotient rule to show that 10 0 51. David s Solution 10 6 10 6 5 1 10 6 10 6 5 10626 5 10 0 Therefore, 10 0 5 1. I can divide any number except 0 by itself to get 1. I used a power of 10. When you divide powers with the same base, you subtract the exponents. I applied the rule to show that a power with zero as the exponent must be equal to 1. 218 4.2 Working with Integer Exponents

Reflecting A. What type of number results when is evaluated if x is a positive integer and n. 1? B. How is 10 2 related to 10 22? Why do you think this relationship holds for other opposite exponents? C. Do you think the rules for multiplying and dividing powers change if the powers have negative exponents? Explain. APPLY the Math x 2n EXAMPLE 3 Representing powers with integer bases in rational form Evaluate. a) 5 23 b) (24) 22 c) Stergios s Solution 23 24 Communication Tip Rational numbers can be written in a variety of forms. The term rational form means Write the number as an integer, or as a fraction. a) 5 23 5 1 is what you get if you divide 1 5 3 by 5 3. I evaluated the power. 5 23 b) c) 5 1 125 (24) 22 5 1 (24) 2 5 1 16 23 24 52 1 3 4 52 1 81 (24) 22 is what you get if you divide 1 by (24) 2. Since the negative sign is in the parentheses, the square of the number is positive. In this case, the negative sign is not inside the parentheses, so the entire power is negative. I knew that 3 24 5 1 3 4. If the base of a power involving a negative exponent is a fraction, it can be evaluated in a similar manner. 219

EXAMPLE 4 Representing powers with rational bases as rational numbers Evaluate ( 2 3) 23. Sadira s Solution a 2 23 3 b 5 1 a 2 3 3 b 5 1 a 8 27 b 5 1 3 27 8 5 27 8 Q 2 is what you get if you divide 3 R23 1 by Q 2 3 R3. Dividing by a fraction is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal, so I used this to evaluate the power. EXAMPLE 5 Selecting a strategy for expressions involving negative exponents Evaluate 3 5 3 3 22 (3 23 ) 2. Kayleigh s Solution: Using Exponent Rules 3 5 3 3 22 5 351(22) I simplified the numerator and (3 23 ) 2 3 2332 denominator separately. Then I 5 33 divided the numerator by the 3 26 denominator. I added exponents for 5 3 32(26) the numerator, multiplied exponents 5 3 9 for the denominator, and subtracted exponents for the final calculation. 5 19 683 Tech Support For help with evaluating powers on a graphing calculator, see Technical Appendix, B-15. Derek s Solution: Using a Calculator I entered the expression into my calculator. I made sure I used parentheses around the entire numerator and denominator so that the calculator would compute those values before dividing. 220 4.2 Working with Integer Exponents

In Summary Key Ideas An integer base raised to a negative exponent is equivalent to the reciprocal of the same base raised to the opposite exponent. b 2n 5 1, where b n b 2 0 A fractional base raised to a negative exponent is equivalent to the reciprocal of the same base raised to the opposite exponent. a a 2n b b 5 1 n a a n 5 a b b b a b, where a 2 0, b 2 0 A number (or expression), other than 0, raised to the power of zero is equal to 1. b 0 5 1, where b 2 0 Need to Know When multiplying powers with the same base, add exponents. b m 3 b n 5 b m1n When dividing powers with the same base, subtract exponents. b m 4 b n 5 b m2n if b 2 0 To raise a power to a power, multiply exponents. (b m ) n 5 b mn In simplifying numerical expressions involving powers, it is customary to present the answer as an integer, a fraction, or a decimal. In simplifying algebraic expressions involving powers, it is customary to present the answer with positive exponents. CHECK Your Understanding 1. Rewrite each expression as an equivalent expression with a positive exponent. a) c) e) a 3 21 1 5 24 11 b 2 24 b) d) 2 a 6 23 a2 1 23 f) 10 b 5 b 2. Write each expression as a single power with a positive exponent. 2 8 2 25 a) (210) 8 (210) 28 c) e) 11 23 b) 6 27 3 6 5 d) f) 11 5 3. Which is the greater power, 2 25 or ( 1 2) 25? Explain. 7 22 8 21 (29 4 ) 21 3(7 23 ) 22 4 22 221

PRACTISING 4. Simplify, then evaluate each expression. Express answers in rational form. 5 4 5 6 3 28 3 26 a) 2 23 (2 7 ) c) e) b) (28) 3 (28) 23 d) f) 5. Simplify, then evaluate each expression. Express answers in rational form. (12 21 ) 3 a) 3 3 (3 2 ) 21 c) e) (3 22 (3 3 )) 22 12 23 (5 3 ) 22 b) (9 3 9 21 ) 22 d) f) 6. Simplify, then evaluate each expression. Express answers in rational form. 6 25 a) 10(10 4 (10 22 )) c) e) 2 8 3 a 225 (6 2 ) 22 2 b 6 5 26 4 210 b) 8(8 2 )(8 24 ) d) f) (4 24 ) 3 7. Evaluate. Express answers in rational form. a) d) a 1 21 5 b 1 a2 1 22 16 21 2 2 22 2 b (4 23 ) 21 (7 21 ) 2 9 7 (9 3 ) 22 13 25 3 a 132 13 8b 21 b) (23) 21 1 4 0 2 6 21 e) c) a2 2 21 3 b 1 a 2 21 5 b f) 5 23 1 10 23 2 8(1000 21 ) 3 22 2 6 22 1 3 2 (29)21 8. Evaluate. Express answers in rational form. 12 21 a) 5 2 (210) 24 c) (24) 21 e) b) 16 21 (2 5 ) d) (29) 22 (3 21 ) 2 f) (8 21 ) a 223 4 21b (25) 3 (225) 21 (25) 22 9. Evaluate. Express answers in rational form. K a) (24) 23 c) 2 (5) 23 e) (26) 23 b) (24) 22 d) 2 (5) 22 f) 2 (6) 22 10. Without using your calculator, write the given numbers in order from least to T greatest. Explain your thinking. (0.1) 21, 4 21, 5 22, 10 21, 3 22, 2 23 11. Evaluate each expression for x 522, y 5 3, and n 521. A Express answers in rational form. x n n a) (x n 1 y n ) 22n c) a y n b b) d) a x y n 2n (x 2 ) n ( y 22n )x 2n (xy) 2nb 222 4.2 Working with Integer Exponents

12. Kendra, Erik, and Vinh are studying. They wish to evaluate 3 22 3 3. Kendra notices errors in each of her friends solutions, shown here. a) Explain where each student went wrong. b) Create a solution that demonstrates the correct steps. 13. Evaluate using the laws of exponents. a) 2 3 3 4 22 4 2 2 d) 4 21 (4 2 1 4 0 ) g) b) (2 3 3) 21 e) h) 3 c) f) (5 0 1 5 2 ) 21 i) a 321 22 2 21b 2 5 321 22 3 2 4 3 22 3 2 23 3 21 3 2 22 4 22 1 3 21 3 22 1 2 23 5 21 2 2 22 5 21 1 2 22 14. Find the value of each expression for a 5 1, b 5 3, and c 5 2. a) ac c c) (ab) 2c e) (2a 4 b) 2c g) (a b b a ) c b) a c b c d) (b 4 c) 2a f) (a 21 b 22 ) c h) 3(b)2a42c 3 15. a) Explain the difference between evaluating (210) and evaluating 10 23. C b) Explain the difference between evaluating (210) 4 and evaluating 210 4. Extending 16. Determine the exponent that makes each equation true. a) 16 c) e) 25 n 5 1 x 5 1 2 x 5 1 16 625 b) 10 x 5 0.01 d) 2 n 5 0.25 f) 12 n 5 1 144 17. If 10 2y 5 25, determine the value of 10 2y, where y. 0. 18. Simplify. a) (x 2 ) 52r d) b) (b 2m13m ) 4 (b m2n ) e) x 3(72r) x r (a 102p ) a 1 a b P c) f) 3(3x 4 ) 62m 4a 1 x b m (b 2m13n ) 4 (b m2n ) 223