The document provides instructions and worksheets for students to practice working with exponents and radicals, including simplifying radical expressions, using roots with geometric figures like finding the length of the third side of a right triangle, and solving word problems involving areas and perimeters with square roots. Students are asked to complete worksheets on exponents and simplifying radicals and study for an upcoming quiz covering exponents and radicals.

1. Opener: Find the integer p that satisfies the following equation.
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Math Raffle!!!!
Order the following expressions in order from least to
greatest.
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2. Homework
Questions:
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3. Become an Exponent Enough of learning the rules...let's get to practicing
Master!!! them!!
Listen carefully to the instructions and then work with
your class on your given worksheet.
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4. Day 17: 6.9 Conventions for Roots
Topic One: Write each of the following in simplest radical form.
Rationalizing the
Denominator 1.)
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5. Topic Two: 1. Given a right triangle with leg lengths of 8 in and 10 in, find
Using Roots with find the length of the third side.
Geometric Figures
2.) Calculate the area and perimeter of a rectangle with
side lengths and .
I always wag
my tail for
square roots.
3.) The area of a dog cage is 20 square feet. What are
the lengths of the sides of the cage if it is in the shape of a
rectangle with one side 2 times longer than the other?
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8. Homework:
• Exponents Master Worksheet
• Simplifying Radicals Worksheet
• Study for quiz over 6.4‐6.8
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