<prompt> Melao e mene ea li-exponents ke efe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What are the four rules for exponents? . Response in English: The four basic rules for exponents are: 1. Product rule: when multiplying two exponential expressions with the same base, you add the exponents to get the resulting power. It is expressed as: xa xb xab2. Quotient rule: when dividing two exponential expressions with the same base, you subtract the exponents to get the resulting power. It is expressed as: xa xb xab3. Power rule: when raising an exponential expression to a power, you multiply the exponent by the power being raised. It is expressed as: xa b xab4. Zero rule: any nonzero number raised to the power of zero is equal to one. It is expressed as: x0 1, where x 0. . Response in Sesotho: Melao e mene ea motheo bakeng sa li-exponents ke: 1. Molao oa sehlahisoa: ha u atisa lipolelo tse peli tsa exponential ka motheo o le mong, o eketsa li-exponents ho fumana matla a hlahang. E hlalosoa e le: xa xb xab 2. Molao oa mantsoe: ha u arola lipolelo tse peli tsa exponential ka motheo o tšoanang, u tlosa li-exponents ho fumana matla a hlahang. E hlalosoa e le: xa xb xab 3. Molao oa matla: ha o phahamisa polelo ea exponential ho matla, o atisa exponential ka matla a ntseng a phahamisoa. E hlalosoa e le: xa b xab 4. Molao oa lefela: nomoro efe kapa efe ea nonzero e phahamisitsoeng matleng a lefela e lekana le e le ngoe. E hlalosoa ka tsela e latelang: x0 1, moo x 0. 