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A quick example of distributing an external exponents to all factors in a rational expression
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An example of how we distribute an exponent outside of parentheses to all factors within.
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A short demo of this rule
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A short example of how the power rule works.
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A straightforward examplel of a simplification using the product rule for exponents.
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The product rule is stated in general and then applied to an example.
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A quick intro to how and why the product rule for exponents works.
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Two examples of applying exponents to fractions in certain ways. Other examples should be investigated.
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Expanding a numberical example and then doing the repeated multiplication.
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Shows how to plug in the given x--values and get values for f(x) = b^x
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Two examples of simplifying expressions under a square root symbol to "liberate" as many factors as possible
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This is an example of how to remove as many factors as possible from under a square root to become a "whole" expression
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An example of distributing an exponent outside the parentheses to each factor iinside and then using the negaitve exponent definition to eliminate the negative.
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Shows how to manipulate fractional exponents in variou sways
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Two examples of how to deal with negative fractional exponents
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Two examples of how to apply a fractional exponent to a whole number base.
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