If b is a nonzero real number, b^0=1

Negative Exponent Theorm

For any positive base b and real exponent n, or any nonzero base b and interger exponent n, b^-n=1/b^n

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Chapter 7

Question	Answer
Product Of Powers Postulate	b^m X b^n= b^m+n
Power Of A Power Postulate	(b^m)^n=b^mXn
Power Of A Product Postulate	(ab)^m=a^mb^m
Quotient Of Powers Postulate	b^m/b^n=b^m-n
Power Of A Quotient Postulate	(a/b)^m=a^m/b^m
Zero Exponent Theorm	If b is a nonzero real number, b^0=1
Negative Exponent Theorm	For any positive base b and real exponent n, or any nonzero base b and interger exponent n, b^-n=1/b^n