Negative Exponents Explained!

This algebra math video tutorial explains how to simplify negative exponents in fractions with variables and parentheses. It discusses the basic properties of negative exponents and how they work. it provides a nice introduction into the topic. This video contains plenty of examples and practice problems for you to work on.

Introduction to Exponents:

Simplifying Exponents:

Negative Exponents:

Fractional Exponents:

Exponents - Review:

Exponentiation and Tetration:

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Introduction to Polynomials:

Adding & Multiplying Polynomials:

Dividing Polynomials By Monomials:

Factoring Trinomials & Polynomials:

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Final Exams and Video Playlists:

Full-Length Videos and Worksheets:

Exponents - Formula Sheet:

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0:00 Negative Exponents
1:30 Examples Dealing with Negative Exponents
1:40 4x to the Negative 5 Raised to the Second power y to the Fifth Divided by y to the Negative 3
2:35 When Dividing by a Common Base you need to Subtract the Exponents

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