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CLEP General Mathematics: Exponents And Radicals

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1. If an improper fraction occurs in an exponent it is customary to






2. To determine the number of decimal places in the root of a perfect power






3. The power of a product is equal to the product obtained when






4. The laws of exponents for the power of a power may be stated as follows:






5. Any number divided by itself results in a _________ and has a value of 1






6. We conclude that a number N with a negative exponent is equivalent to a fraction having the following form:






7. Cancellation of the five 6's in the divisor with five of the 6 's in the dividend leaves only two 6's - the product of which is 6^2.






8. To divide one power into another having the same base






9. Mark off as many decimal places in the product as there are






10. Can be indicated by placing a radical sign - ..r - over the number and showing the root by placing a small number within the notch of the radical sign.






11. A vinculum - long enough to extend over the entire expression whose root is to be found - should be attached.






12. The line above the number whose root is to be found is a symbol of grouping called the






13. Positive and negative numbers belong to the class called






14. The first power of any number is






15. When the exponent is even






16. A power of a number is indicated by an___ - which is a number in small print placed to the right and toward the top of the number.






17. Is multiplication in which all the numbers being multiplied together are equal.






18. When a decimal is raised to a power - the number of decimal places in the result






19. When the exponent of a negative number is odd -






20. The sign of the product is determined - as in ordinary multiplication - by the






21. A fractional exponent of the form 1/r indicates






22. The square of a real number is






23. Finding a root of a number is






24. The indicated square root of a negative number is called an






25. It is important to realize that the base must be the same for each factor - in order to apply






26. To multiply two or more powers having the same base -






27. Is the inverse of raising a number to a power.






28. In the answer to a problem such as 4^3 + 4^3.






29. Since there is no real number whose square is a negative number - it is sometimes said that the square root of a negative number






30. Is a special case of multiplication in which the factors are all equal.






31. A fraction is raised to a power by






32. The inverse of the process of raising the number to a power - and the method of taking the root of a fraction is similar. We may simply take the root of each term separately and write the result as a fraction.






33. Is the number of times the number itself is to be taken as a factor.






34. When an exponent occurs - it must always be written unless...






35. The law of exponents for multiplication may be stated as follows:






36. Notice that the sign of an exponent may be changed by






37. The law of exponents for a power of an indicated quotient






38. In fraction form an exponent shows immediately






39. Is a special factor of a number.






40. Any number (other than zero) raised to the _____ equals 1






41. We recall that the exponent of a number tells






42. The law of exponents for the power of a product is as follows:






43. Any number divided by itself is






44. The law of exponents for multiplication may be combined with






45. To divide one power into another having the same base - subtract the exponent of the divisor from the exponent of the dividend. Use the number resulting from this subtraction as the exponent of the base in the quotient.






46. The number that indicates the root is called the






47. If the law of exponents for division is extended to include cases where the exponent of the denominator is larger






48. Depending on whether the exponent of the base is odd or even.






49. When a radical has no index - the square root is understood to be the







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