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Evaluating Exponents definitions

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  • Exponent Notation
    A compact way to show repeated multiplication using a base and a small number above it, indicating how many times the base is multiplied.
  • Base
    The number being repeatedly multiplied in an exponential expression, shown as the main value in exponent notation.
  • Exponent
    The small number above the base in exponent notation, indicating how many times the base is multiplied by itself.
  • Power
    The result of raising a base to an exponent, often described as the base to a certain value.
  • Squared
    A special term for a base raised to the exponent two, representing multiplication of the base by itself once.
  • Cubed
    A special term for a base raised to the exponent three, representing multiplication of the base by itself twice.
  • Product
    The outcome of multiplying numbers together, especially when expanding exponential expressions into repeated multiplication.
  • Even Power
    An exponent that is an even number, which results in a positive value when a negative base is used.
  • Odd Power
    An exponent that is an odd number, which results in a negative value when a negative base is used.
  • Parentheses
    Symbols used to clarify which part of an expression is the base, affecting whether the negative sign is included in repeated multiplication.
  • Negative Base
    A base value less than zero in exponent notation, which changes the sign of the result depending on the exponent.
  • Standard Form
    A way of writing expressions where each term is shown with its base and exponent, making calculations and comparisons easier.
  • Monomial
    An algebraic expression consisting of a single term, often written using exponent notation.
  • Polynomial
    An algebraic expression with multiple terms, each possibly containing bases and exponents.
  • Repeated Multiplication
    The process of multiplying the same number by itself several times, which exponent notation simplifies.