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1. Opener: Skills Competition!!!!
Ready....Set....Go!
Simplify each expression without a calculator for # 1‐4
(if possible). Solve for x in # 5.
1.) 32(38)
2.) 32+ 38
3.) 24(54)
4.) x(x)(x)(y)(y)(y)
5.) 3x‐1= 9
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3. March 4th (Day 14): More Basic Rules of Exponents
Topic One: Expand the following:
Dividing Like Bases 27
23
Is there anything that we can reduce or cancel out?
Looking back at our original, what is a simple rule we
could use to divide like bases?
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4. Topic One (cont)... Compute each quotient, without a calculator.
Dividing Like Bases
It's Your Turn!
(Ex. #1) 35
33
(Ex. #2) 109
108
(Ex. #3) 63x9
3322x5
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5. Topic Two: Expand the following expression:
Raising an Exponent (75)3
to Another Exponent
How can we now simplify this to 7 raised to a single
power?
Looking back at our original, what is a rule we could use
to raise an exponent to another exponent?
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6. Topic Two (cont)... Simplify each expression.
Raising an Exponent
to Another Exponent
It's Your Turn!
4 3
(Ex. #1) (2 )
2 3
(Ex. #2) (5 )
(Ex. #3) (x6)7
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7. Topic Three: Expand the following expression:
Distributing an (xy)4
Exponent to a
Quantity
How can we simplify this without using parentheses?
Looking back at our original, what property could we
have used to get the same result?
What is a general rule we can use for problems where
we have to distribute an exponent to a quantity?
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