# Exponents Questions - All Grades

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The Exponents questions below are in the following grade levels:
Grades: 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 College Continuing Education
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Grade 9 :: Exponents by Sharon_Grabowski
Simplify. $( 5x^3 y ^2) ^0$
1. $5x^3y^2$
2. 1
3. 0
4. 5
Grade 9 :: Exponents by Barraza
Simplify.
$(9 x^4 y ^5)/(6 x^2y^10)$
1. $(9 x^2 y^5)/(6)$
2. $(3x^2y^5)/(2)$
3. $(3 x^2)/(2y^5)$
4. $(3x^2 )/(2y^-5)$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by Barraza
Simplify.
$(3m n^4)^3$
1. $9m^3 n^7$
2. $9m^4n^7$
3. $27m^4n^7$
4. $27m^3 n^12$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by Barraza
Simplify.
$(8 x^3 y^-5)/(4x)$
1. $(2x^2)/y^5$
2. $(8x^2)/(4y^5)$
3. $(x^2)/(2y^5)$
4. $IDK$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by Barraza
Simplify
$-3xy^4*2x^2y^5$
1. $-6x^3y^9$
2. $-6x^2y^9$
3. $-1x^2y^20$
4. $-1x^3y^9$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by Sharon_Grabowski
$(-3x^4y^2)^3$Simplify.
1. $-27x^12y^6$
2. $-27xy$
3. $-27x^7y^$
4. $-27x^7y^6$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by Barraza
Simplify
$2m^3 *4m^2$
1. $8m^6$
2. $8m^5$
3. $6m^6$
4. $6m^5$
Grade 5 :: Exponents by LBeth
Look at the number below:

0.05

Which of the following best explains what happens when the decimal above is multiplied by $10^2$?
1. the decimal shifts 2 places to the left
2. the decimal shifts 2 places to the right
3. the decimal does not shift, but 0.05 is divided by 2
4. the decimal does not shift, but 0.05 is multiplied by 2
Grade 6 :: Exponents by zoey739
What is the power to this problem?
6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6
1. 6 to the 7th power
2. 6 to the 8th power
3. 7 to the 9th power
4. 10 to the 5th power
Grade 6 :: Exponents by LBeth
Which of the following shows the expression below in exponent notation?

$2 xx 2 xx 2 xx 2 xx 2$
1. $2^5$
2. $5^2$
3. $10^2$
4. $10^5$
Grade 5 :: Exponents by LBeth
Look at the pattern below:

$4 xx 10^1 = 40$
$4 xx 10^2 = 400$
$4 xx 10^3 = 4000$

Which statement best summarizes this pattern?
1. the exponent shows the number of places the decimal moves to the left
2. the exponent shows the number of places the decimal moves to the right
3. there is no relationship between the exponent that the ten is raised to and decimal placement
Grade 10 :: Exponents by jjstanley
Express the following equations in simplest radical form using only one radical sign.
$27^(1/3)*x^(4/5)*y^(2/5)*z^(1/5)$
1. $3root5(x^4y^2z)$
2. $27root15(x^4y^2z)$
3. $root5(3x^4y^2z)$
4. $1/(3root5(x^4y^2z))$
Grade 10 :: Exponents by jjstanley
Express the following equations in simplest radical form using only one radical sign.

$9^(1/2)*x^(3/2)*y^(5/4)$
1. $9sqrt(x^3y^(5/2))$
2. $3sqrt(x^3y^(5))$
3. $3sqrt(x^3y^(5/2))$
4. $sqrt(9x^3y^(5))$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by oahumibe
Simplify $((2v)/(3))^4$
1. $(16v^4)/(81)$
2. $(16)/(81v^4)$
3. $(16v^5)/(81)$
4. $(2v^4)/(3)$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by oahumibe
$15b^0c^8d^-6 * 7bc^3d^5$
1. $(105c)/(bd)$
2. $(105b)/(d^11)$
3. $(105bc^11)/d$
4. $(105c^5)/(bd^11)$
Grade 9 :: Exponents by oahumibe
Simlify $(2q^4)^3$
1. $8q^12$
2. $-8q^12$
3. $8q^7$
4. cannot simplify
Grade 6 :: Exponents by lovelle53
Write 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6 in exponential form.
1. $5^6$
2. $6^6$
3. $6^5$
4. $6^4$
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