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- Find the value of each power, with fractions in simplest form.15^27^32^93^7\left(\dfrac{1}{3}\right)^4
- Write each number as a power with the base given.125 as a power of 581 as a power of 31,000,000 as a power of 10256 as a power of 4\dfrac{1}{16} as a power of \dfrac{1}{2}
- Write less than, greater than or equal between pairs of powers.
- Write numbers as powers of 10 and find the value of 6 × 10 to the 4th power.
- Explain what Mason did wrong in three power problems.
- Word problem: count rubber bands in boxes, cartons and crates on a truck.
- Word problem: count ancestors in Priya's family tree by generation.
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Base, exponent and the value of a power: the lesson ›More Chapter 9 worksheets: Exponents and expressions
- 9.1Base, exponent and the value of a power
- 9.2Perfect squares and perfect cubes
- 9.3Order of operations with powers
- 9.4What a letter stands for
- 9.5Translating between words and expressions
- 9.6Terms, coefficients and constants
- 9.7Expression, equation and inequality
- 9.8Evaluating expressions and formulas
- 9.9Equivalent expressions: the distributive property and like terms