Multiplying powers of one base

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  1. 1
    83×82=8 to the power of

  2. 2
    99×98=9 to the power of

  3. 3
    83×82=8 to the power of

  4. 4
    43×42=4 to the power of

  5. 5
    89×84=8 to the power of

  6. 6
    65×62=6 to the power of

  7. 7
    28×23=2 to the power of

  8. 8
    34×33=3 to the power of

  9. 9
    98×93=9 to the power of

  10. 10
    23×22=2 to the power of

  11. 11
    98×93=9 to the power of

  12. 12
    39×35=3 to the power of

  13. 13
    45×43=4 to the power of

  14. 14
    37×32=3 to the power of

  15. 15
    39×33=3 to the power of

  16. 16
    33×32=3 to the power of

  17. 17
    99×98=9 to the power of

  18. 18
    58×57=5 to the power of

  19. 19
    59×56=5 to the power of

  20. 20
    68×66=6 to the power of

What is in this set

Drawing 240 problems from this page produced 134 different ones, 56% — so a sheet of 20 will come back to a problem you have seen — there are only so many sensible ones of this kind.

The same skill, harder or easier

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Square numbers

Numbers 2–12; every one will are a square number.

Dividing powers of one base

Numbers 2–9.

Square roots of perfect squares

Numbers 4–225.

All of powers and roots

12 skills in this topic, 36 sets between them.

Printing it

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