Power to a Power Exponents Worksheet
Practice worksheet for 6th graders on understanding and calculating expressions with powers raised to another power.
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Power to a Power Exponents
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Read each question carefully and follow the instructions to simplify or evaluate the exponential expressions. Remember the rule for 'power to a power': multiply the exponents.
1. When you raise a power to another power, you the exponents.
2. The expression (2³)⁴ is equivalent to 2 raised to the power of .
3. To simplify (x⁵)², you would write x to the power of .
4. Which expression is equivalent to (3²)³?
3⁵
3⁶
3⁸
9⁶
5. Simplify (5⁴)³:
5⁷
5¹²
25¹²
5⁶⁴
6. Simplify (7⁶)². Show your work.
7. Simplify (a³)⁵. Show your work.
8. (4²)³ is equal to 4⁵.
True
False
9. A cube has a side length of (2²) cm. What is the volume of the cube in simplified exponential form?
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