Multiply and divide powers (the laws of exponents)
Grade 7 Math Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
Jun's combination padlock shows 7^5 × 7^8 = 7^? on its tag. It has seen a lot of wrong guesses today. What exponent opens the padlock?
Ren shares 2^7 pencils equally among 2^3 cups, so each cup gets 2^? pencils. Every cup has a name sticker. What is the missing exponent?
Tala's puzzle card says (4^3)^5 = 4^?. A shiny star sticker is the prize. What exponent earns the star?
Zee's math book asks for (7^2)^6 = 7^?. Someone left a bookmark shaped like a 7. What is the missing exponent?
Bo's square quilt has 2^3 patches along each side, so it has (2^3)^2 = 2^? patches. It is big enough for a nap. What is the missing exponent?
Esme's quiz card asks about 6^4 × 6^3. The card has a star in each corner. Which single power is equal to 6^4 × 6^3?
- 6^1
- 6^12
- 6^7
- 36^7
Jun's math book shows 3^5 × 3^2 and four answers. One page corner is folded down. Which single power is equal to 3^5 × 3^2?
- 3^7
- 3^3
- 3^10
- 9^7
Kira's padlock tag shows 8^10 ÷ 8^2 and four dial settings. Only one setting is right. Which single power is equal to 8^10 ÷ 8^2?
- 8^8
- 1^8
- 8^5
- 8^12
Noah's class folds 3^6 paper stars and packs them equally into 3^2 boxes, so each box holds 3^6 ÷ 3^2 stars. Every star is folded by hand. How many stars are in each box?
The town library has 10^5 books on 10^3 shelves, the same number on each shelf. Pia wants to read them all. How many books are on each shelf?