Exponent Rules — memorize them for some quick points

SAT questions that test exponent rules are often in the middle of the section, meaning that they’re relatively hard but not unusually twisted. These are often questions that matter a lot if you’re trying to “Master the Middle” — they can take just a few seconds if you’ve memorized the rules, saving precious minutes for the harder questions at the end. This lesson covers exponent rules for zeros, ones, negatives, fractions, and operations involving exponents and bases. Practice the exponent rules with new questions for channel members:    • Exponent Rules — Member Questions   Free digital SAT strategy course:    • Start Your SAT Prep Here — Reading & Math ...   Join this channel to get access to new questions: https://www.youtube.com/SetteleTutori... For additional resources, free lessons, test strategies, and more, visit: https://www.setteletutoring.com/ SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the videos if they're helping! Follow me for additional practice:   / setteletutoring     / settele_tutoring   #satprep #digitalsat #satpractice The SAT® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this site.