Name: Alliah Mae Castil 6.

(53) (23) = 10
Course, Year & Section: BSED
MATH 1B
1. 272 = 36
Answer: True, because the if
we will multiply the 27 to it’s
exponent of 2 will become 729
same with the 36 giving the
same amount despite of having
different base, so they are
equal to each other.
2. [(25)2]n+1 = 54n+1
Answer: False, because if I will
multiply their bases to their
exponents it will give a same
answer. However, the exponent
n+1 and n+4 are different and
the n+4 should be separate
from the exponent of 4, it will
look like this (54)n+1.
3. 163 = 27
Answer: False, because they
are not equal to each other.
x10
4. 2 = x5
Answer: False, because in the
quotient rule when you are
dividing xm by xn, you have to
simply subtract the two
exponents. Therefore, the
exponent in x5 should be 9.
Answer: False, the exponent
should be add together that will
become 6 and the base will be
7.
7. (32)3 = 35
Answer: True, because in the
power rule the exponents
should be multiplied together.
63
3
8. 2 = 23 = 8
Answer: False, because in the
quotient rule, the exponent of 6
and 2 should be subtracted
with each other that will give an
answer of 0.
9. (73) (73) = 73
Answer: False, because the
exponent should be add
together.
10. [(42)3]0 = 20
Answer: False, because the
base should be 4 in 20.

5. 5-3+53 = 50 = 1
Answer: True, because in the
exponent of algebra the
important rule, is that any
number that has a zero power
will be 1.