Indices Part 2 Quiz

Indices Part 2 quiz takes a fun detour into the world of exponents and expressions. In the 17th century, French mathematician René Descartes introduced the modern notation for powers by placing a small number above a variable. Before that, people often wrote long explanations just to say “squared.” This small shift made working with powers much easier and helped algebra move faster. Today, we take those notations for granted, but their clarity transformed the way we solve problems. This indices quiz brings together such expressions and tests your grasp of patterns and simplifications. Dive into laws of indices questions and enjoy solving exponent rules you probably use more often than you think.

Indices Part 2

Which of the following is equal to a^(x+y)?

aˣ + aʸ

(aˣ)ʸ

aˣ x aʸ

aˣ - aʸ

For b > 0 solve for b: b⁰ + b¹ + b² = 13

3, -4

-4

Solve for b:2ˣ + 2ˣ + 2ˣ + 2ˣ = 2⁷

Evaluate: 4^1/2 + 9^-1/2

2.5

2.33

3.33

3.5

If a^3/2 = 64, find the value of √a

If 2^x = 8^y then what is the possible value of x?

123

For what real number values of b is the equation
(a³)⁴ x (a²)⁵ = (x^b)²

Which value of x makes 7^x = 1?

-1

-7

If 2x - 4y = 3 then find the value of
16^x/256^y

If a^2x = b^2x and a,b>0 then:

a = b only

a = b or x = 0

x = 0 only

x = 1 only

Your score is

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Indices Part 2 Quiz