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    This document outlines seven theorems of exponent combination laws, including: 1) The sum of powers theorem, which states that the exponent of a sum is equal to the sum of the exponents. 2) The power of product theorem, where the exponent of a product is equal to the sum of the exponents. 3) The negative power theorem defining exponents of negative powers. 4) The power of power theorem relating powers of powers. 5) The quotient of powers theorem defining exponents of quotients of powers. 6) The power of quotient theorem defining exponents where the base is a quotient. 7) The negative power of quotient theorem defining negative exponents where the base is a quotient.

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    This document outlines seven theorems of exponent combination laws, including: 1) The sum of powers theorem, which states that the exponent of a sum is equal to the sum of the exponents. 2) The power of product theorem, where the exponent of a product is equal to the sum of the exponents. 3) The negative power theorem defining exponents of negative powers. 4) The power of power theorem relating powers of powers. 5) The quotient of powers theorem defining exponents of quotients of powers. 6) The power of quotient theorem defining exponents where the base is a quotient. 7) The negative power of quotient theorem defining negative exponents where the base is a quotient.

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    Exponent Combination Laws

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    Miliyon Tilahun
    This document outlines seven theorems of exponent combination laws, including: 1) The sum of powers theorem, which states that the exponent of a sum is equal to the sum of the exponents. 2) The power of product theorem, where the exponent of a product is equal to the sum of the exponents. 3) The negative power theorem defining exponents of negative powers. 4) The power of power theorem relating powers of powers. 5) The quotient of powers theorem defining exponents of quotients of powers. 6) The power of quotient theorem defining exponents where the base is a quotient. 7) The negative power of quotient theorem defining negative exponents where the base is a quotient.

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    Exponent Combination Laws

    1. Sum of Powers
    Theorem
    Let Let Let be a positive real number. be real numbers. be defined as to the power of .

    Then:

    Proof
    Definition of Power to Real Number Exponent of Sum Definition of Power to Real Number

    2. Power of Product
    Theorem
    Let Let Let Then: be positive real numbers. be a real number. be defined as to the power of .

    Proof
    Definition of Power to Real Number Sum of Logarithms Exponent of Sum Definition of Power to Real Number
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    3. Negative Power
    Theorem
    Let Let Let be a strictly positive real number. be a real number. be defined as to the power of .

    Then:

    Proof
    Definition of Power to Real Number Exponent of Product

    Definition of Power to Real Number

    4. Power of Power
    Theorem
    Let Let Let Then: be a positive real number. be real numbers. be defined as to the power of .

    Proof
    Definition of Power to Real Number Logarithms of Powers Definition of Power to Real Number

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    5. Quotient of Powers
    Theorem
    Let Let Let be a positive real number. be real numbers. be defined as to the power of .

    Then:

    Proof

    Exponent Combination Laws: Negative Power Exponent Combination Laws: Sum of Powers

    6. Power of Quotient
    Theorem
    Let Let Let Then: be positive real numbers. be a real number. be defined as to the power of .

    Proof
    Definition of Power to Real Number Sum of Logarithms Exponent of Sum Definition of Power to Real Number

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    7. Negative Power of Quotient


    Theorem
    Let Let Let be positive real numbers. be a real number. be defined as to the power of .

    Then:

    Proof

    Exponent Combination Laws/Negative Power

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