How to Find Monomial To a Power - Definition, Formula, Example

Definition:

A monomial is an expression in algebra that contains one term, like 3x^2. Monomials include: numbers, whole numbers and variables that are multiplied together, and variables that are multiplied together. Monomial is an algebraic expression which comprises of only one non-zero term and it includes numbers, whole numbers and variables.

Example:

Multiply the monomials and simplify the expression (8x⁶)(x⁶)(2x⁶).

To find,

Multiply monomials

Solution:

Let us calculate the value of monomial from the given expression. = (8x⁶)(x⁶) (2x⁶)
Multiply the base values in the above expression and add the exponents. = (8x⁶)(2x⁶⁺⁶) = (16x⁶⁺¹²) = (16x¹⁸)