Negative & Fractional Exponents

Work with negative and fractional exponents.

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Watch the video

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Visualize it

Explore it, then spot the correct graph

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Practice problems

Answer 3 problems (80%+ correct)

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Negative & Fractional Exponents

The Organic Chemistry Tutor · 15:00

Play with the interactive model to see how the math works, then test yourself by spotting the correct graph.

Move the controls and watch the math change — build a picture in your head before you solve.

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x^(−n) = 1/xⁿ. x^(1/n) = ⁿ√x.

Try the Quiz tab to test your visual intuition for this skill.

Answer 3 problems with at least 80% correct to complete this skill.

Problem 1

Evaluate: 2^(−3)

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