Powers of Powers
Exponent laws from idea to application
Study the power of a power law for exponents, and how to apply it with multiplication and division laws, as well as geometric and real-life applications.

ماذا سنكتشف؟
- Powers of Powers
Lesson 1-1 — Numbers and Operations
- Laws We Need
Review single base before power of a power
- Conditions for Zero and Negative Exponents
Keep each law with its domain condition
- Get Ready: Cube Aquarium
From edge length to volume
- Think and Discuss
Different expressions, one algebraic value
- Power of a Power Law
Exponents are multiplied
- Example 1 (1)
Power of a power, then add and subtract exponents
- Example 1 (2)
Negative exponents and the original domain
- Example 1 (3)
Rewrite 4, 9, and 6 using bases 2 and 3
- Power of a Product and Quotient
Distribute the outer exponent to each factor
- Example 2 (1)
Distribute the outer exponent and track the sign
- Example 2 (2)
Power of a quotient with negative exponents
- The Sign is Part of the Base
Parentheses make a difference
- Example 3: Simplify
Factor 9, 18, and 36, then collect each prime base
- Example 3: Substitute
Find the numerical value when n = 2
- Example 4: The Room and the Tile
Divide the areas, not the side lengths
