Power to a Power MathBitsNotebook.com
 For all numbers x and all integers m and n,
 When you raise a power to a power, you MULTIPLY the exponents. When in doubt, expand the terms (as shown at the right) to see what is happening.

Examples:

 1.  (52)5 = 510 Power raised to a power → multiply the exponents. 2.  (a4)3 = a12 Power raised to a power → multiply the exponents. 3.  (2x)y= 2xy Power raised to a power → multiply the exponents. 4.  (x2)x+2 = x2x+4 Power raised to a power → multiply the exponents.
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