Worksheets for Math

Love it or loathe it, math is going to be a part of every child’s life from preschool to the last day of high school and likely far beyond that. That’s why we give hundreds of worksheets for math that touches on a wide variety of math concepts across all ages and grade levels. Whether a child is just learning how to count or a teenager who needs a pre-algebra refresher, our math worksheets are here to help.

Math Worksheets Play an Essential Part in Learning Math

Have you ever thought about why it is essential? Then, let me tell you why.

• Grasped Concepts 

Math worksheets help students to absorb math concepts.  By working through core concepts from front to back and then front again, it ensures they grasp each specific concept that can then be applied to different situations.

• Practice makes perfect 

In life, you need to practice things to become proficient. Similarly, Math worksheets are a great learning method for practicing basic math facts and in turn, you learn to understand math concepts and patterns.

• Learned focus

When you learn to apply yourself to a specific task and you repeat that task on a regular basis you get better and better at on focusing that task the same goes for math. Math worksheets are a great way to ensure younger students learn and focus on math.

• Time management skills

Some students do badly at math problems because they panic and run out of time when completing math assignments or tests. In working through the math worksheets on a regular basis students become more confident and have an understanding of the time it takes to solve math problems. Over time, they learn basic math sums by the route and they can more easily work at a higher level in math equations without panicking and worrying about time running out.

Benefits of Math Worksheets

• Critical Thinking
• Interactive Learning
• Facilitates Time-Management
• Understanding Concepts
• Practice and Revision
• Gain Focus

Worksheets have become a great entertaining source of imparting value education to young minds. They find it interesting, engaging, and thought-provoking too. 

Exponent Rules – Explanation

There are seven exponent rules or laws of exponents that the students need to learn. Each rule shows how to solve different types of math equations and how to add, subtract, multiply and divide exponents.

Exponent rules are:- 

1. Product of powers rule – When multiplying with two bases of the same value, keep the bases the same and then add the exponents together to get the solution.

2. Quotient of powers rule –    

Multiplication and division are the opposites of each other, the quotient rule acts as the opposite of the product rule.

When dividing with two bases of the same value, keep the base the same and then subtract the exponent values.

3. Power of a power rule – This rule shows how to solve equations where power is being raised by another power.

4. Power of a product rule – When any base is being multiplied by an exponent, then distribute the exponent to each part of the base.

5. Power of a quotient rule – A quotient simply means that you are dividing two quantities. In this rule, you actually raise a quotient by a power. Like the power of a product rule, the exponent needs to be distributed to all the values within the brackets it is attached to.

6. Zero power rule – Having any base raised to the power of zero is equal to one. The easiest way of explaining this rule is by using the quotient of powers rule.

7. Negative exponent rule – When the number is being raised by a negative exponent, flip it into a reciprocal to turn the exponent into a positive. Don’t use the negative exponent to turn the base into a negative. 

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