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Dividing Monomials
VII. Polynomials: Lecture 2 | 24:02 min
In this new section on Polynomials, our instructor begins with Multiplying Monomials. You will learn what exactly is a monomial and important keywords such as power, base, and exponent. Next, you'll see the properties of exponents as well as the simplified forms of polynomials.
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Dividing Monomials
To divide one monomial by another one, use the following properties of exponents:
am ÷ an = a mn, (a ÷ b)m = am ÷ bm, a0 = 1 for any nonzero number a, and an = 1 ÷ an for any nonzero number a.
An expression is in simplified form if it has only positive exponents.
You will often be asked to convert a given expression into simplified form
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Carleen Eaton
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