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Power operation of rational number
Junior high school mathematics will be exposed to the power of rational numbers. The following is a summary of the power operation of rational numbers and related knowledge points for your reference only.

The multiplication of rational numbers is 1. First multiply, then multiply and divide, and finally add and subtract.

2. same base powers's multiplication rule: same base powers multiplies and divides, the original base is the base, and the sum or difference of indices is the index. Expressed in letters: a m× a n = a (m+n) or a m ÷ a n = a (m-n) (both m and n are natural numbers).

3. the power of the power, the base is unchanged, multiplied by the index. Expressed in letters: (a m) n = a (m× n)

4. The power of the product, first multiply each multiplier in the product separately, and then multiply the obtained power. Expressed in letters: (a× b) n = a n× b n

Power of rational number

Definition of power: Generally speaking, the multiplication of n identical factors A A A A ... one, which is expressed as an N ... This operation of finding several identical factors is called power, and the result of power is called power. In a n, a is called the base, n is called the index, and it is read as "the n power of a"; When regarded as the result of the n power of a, it can also be read as the n power of a.

The nature of power: any power of positive number is positive, even power of negative number is positive, and odd power of negative number is negative; Any positive integer power of 0 is equal to 0.