Class 8 - Exponents & Powers Worksheet 1
1. The multiplicative inverse of (3⁄4)2 is not equal to (4⁄3)2. Mark True/False.
a) True b) False
2. (2⁄5)-2 × (2⁄5)5 × = (2⁄5)10. Mark true/ false.
a) True b) False
3. The multiplicative inverse of (-3)-2 is (-3)-2. Mark True/False.
a) False b) True
4. 123.35 = 1 × 102 + 2 × 101 + 3 × 100 + 3 × 10-1 + 5 × 10-2. Mark True /False
a) False b) True
5. The value of 1⁄7-2 is equal to 49. Mark True /False.
a) True b) False
6. The expression for 9-3 as power with the base 3 is 36. Mark True /False.
a) False b) True
7. pm = 1⁄p-m. Mark True / False.
a) False b) True
8. The exponential form of (3)4 × (5⁄3)4 is 54.
a) True b) False
9. pm × qn = (pq)mn. Mark True /False.
a) True b) False
10. Am⁄Bm = (A⁄B)m. Mark True / False.
a) True b) False
11. Multiplicative inverse of 109 is _____.
a) 10-9 b) (1⁄10)-9
c) 109 d) None of these
12. 75 × 7-5 =____.
a) 0 b) 1
c) 710 d) 7-25
13. The expression of very small numbers in standard form by using ___exponents.
a) Positive b) Both a & c
c) Negative d) None of these
14. The value of (7-1 − 9-1)-1 − (3-1 − 5-1)-1 is _____.
a) 24 b) 44
c) -24 d) -48
15. The standard form of 0.000034 is _____.
a) 34 × 105 b) 3.4 × 10-5
c) 340 × 105 d) 0.34 × 105
16. Which of following is same as (-5⁄6)-3?
a) (-6⁄5)-3 b) (-6⁄5)3
c) -(5⁄6)3 d) (5⁄6)3
17. The value of (-3)2×3−3 is _____.
a) 27 b) 81
c) -81 d) -27
18. The multiplicative inverse of (-7⁄9)99 is _____.
a) (-7⁄9)-99 b) (9⁄7)99
c) (7⁄9)-99 d) (9⁄7)-99
19. If 'y' is any non-zero integer, then y-1 is equal to _____.
a) y b) 1⁄y
c) -y d) -1⁄y
20. On dividing 115 by ____, we get 11. Fill in the blanks by choosing correct option.
a) 114 b) 113
c) 110 d) None of these
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