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This document discusses exponents and provides steps to solve an exponent problem. It first instructs the reader to write the problem in expanded form, then divide and simplify the expression. A unit reflection follows, stating a favorite part was problems already known, and least favorite was getting stuck on one problem.
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The document discusses exponents and provides examples of dividing and multiplying terms with exponents. It gives steps to divide 130 by 13 which equals 10 and uses the exponent rule of subtracting exponents. It also shows multiplying 3m2n5p by 4m9n2p3 by multiplying the constants and adding the like exponent terms. The document ends with a short reflection stating multiplying exponents was the favorite part and dividing exponents was the least favorite part of the unit on exponents.
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This document discusses exponents and contains 3 examples. The first example shows steps to simplify 130/13. The second example shows combining like terms of two expressions with variables. The third example shows the steps to simplify an expression by using the rules of exponents. The document ends with a short unit reflection stating a favorite part was the third example and least favorite was the second example.
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The document discusses exponents and provides steps for solving exponent problems: 1) divide the bottom number into the top number, 2) subtract the exponents, and 3) create a new fraction. It also gives an example problem of 3m2n5p * 4m9n2p3 and the steps to solve it. The author reflects that their favorite part was adding and multiplying exponents, and their least favorite was fractions initially but they are getting easier.
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This document discusses exponents and their rules for operations. It provides examples of dividing, subtracting, and multiplying terms with exponents. For division, you divide the numbers not in exponents and subtract the like exponents. For multiplication, you multiply the numbers not in exponents and add the like exponents. Working through these examples helped solidify the rules for operating with exponential expressions.
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This document discusses exponents and contains examples of simplifying expressions with exponents. It provides steps for expanding, simplifying expanded forms, and further simplifying expressions involving multiplication and addition of terms with exponents. The document also contains a short unit reflection where a student indicates their favorite part was answering questions, while explaining their work was their least favorite part.
Exponents powerpoint
This document provides steps for solving exponent problems:
1) Write out the problem with all terms;
2) Cross out matching pairs of letters in each term;
3) Divide the numbers and add the exponents of matching pairs to solve.
Exponent powerpoint
The document provides steps for solving two exponent problems. For the first problem, the steps are to write the problem, slash out like terms from the top and bottom, and then divide the coefficients. For the second problem, the steps are to write the equation, multiply the coefficients, and then add the exponents of like terms. The author's favorite part was solving the problems, and least favorite was explaining the answers in words.
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This document provides steps for solving exponents problems by dividing, combining exponents, and subtracting or adding. It discusses dividing 130 by 13, combining exponents when multiplying terms, and a student's favorite part being combining exponents while their least favorite part is taking more steps than needed to solve.
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The document discusses exponents and provides examples of dividing and multiplying terms with exponents. It gives steps to divide 130 by 13 which equals 10 and uses the exponent rule of subtracting exponents. It also shows multiplying 3m2n5p by 4m9n2p3 by multiplying the constants and adding the like exponent terms. The document ends with a short reflection stating multiplying exponents was the favorite part and dividing exponents was the least favorite part of the unit on exponents.
Exponetns power point
This document discusses exponents and contains 3 examples. The first example shows steps to simplify 130/13. The second example shows combining like terms of two expressions with variables. The third example shows the steps to simplify an expression by using the rules of exponents. The document ends with a short unit reflection stating a favorite part was the third example and least favorite was the second example.
Chris scientific notation ppoint
The document discusses exponents and provides steps for solving exponent problems: 1) divide the bottom number into the top number, 2) subtract the exponents, and 3) create a new fraction. It also gives an example problem of 3m2n5p * 4m9n2p3 and the steps to solve it. The author reflects that their favorite part was adding and multiplying exponents, and their least favorite was fractions initially but they are getting easier.
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This document discusses exponents and their rules for operations. It provides examples of dividing, subtracting, and multiplying terms with exponents. For division, you divide the numbers not in exponents and subtract the like exponents. For multiplication, you multiply the numbers not in exponents and add the like exponents. Working through these examples helped solidify the rules for operating with exponential expressions.
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This document discusses exponents and contains examples of simplifying expressions with exponents. It provides steps for expanding, simplifying expanded forms, and further simplifying expressions involving multiplication and addition of terms with exponents. The document also contains a short unit reflection where a student indicates their favorite part was answering questions, while explaining their work was their least favorite part.
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This document provides steps for solving exponent problems:
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This document provides steps for solving exponents problems by dividing, combining exponents, and subtracting or adding. It discusses dividing 130 by 13, combining exponents when multiplying terms, and a student's favorite part being combining exponents while their least favorite part is taking more steps than needed to solve.
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Exponents
- 1. Exponents by: Marques Bell
- 2. Step 1:Write in expanded Form Step 2: Divide the bottom number by the top. Step 3: Simplified the expression.
- 3. 3m2n5p * 4m9n2p3= Step 1: Write in expanded form. Step 2: Simplified expanded form. Step 3: Simplified Expression
- 4. Unit Reflection My favorite part of this unit was…Doing he problems I knew. My least favorite part of this unit was…Getting stuck on one problem.