Expressions that include a negative exponent can be simplified by first rewriting the expression with positive exponents.
Using more than one of the rules for exponents to simplify expressions written with parentheses.
Some examples of linear equations in slope-intercept form.
The elimination method of solving a system of equations is demonstrated.
The order of operations is demonstrated in three examples.
Exercises in identifying like terms.
The definition of like terms in an algebraic expression. Identifying terms that are and are not like terms.
Simplifying an expression with an exponent of zero.
A definition of exponents and their use.
Simplifying a radical expression that has no common radical factor using subtraction.