Module 1 Lesson 3

Module 1 Lesson 3

by April Morgan

Exponent

a small number written to the top right of a base number that shows how many times to multiply the base number by itself

Exponential Form

a number is written using a base and an exponent to show repeated multiplication

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​On page 31, fill in the unknown factor to complete the number sentence.

With your group, using the chart we created, write the following in exponential form.

Multiple Choice

Write the following in exponential form

(e.g.,  $$100\ =\ 10^2$$   )

10 x 10

• $$10^2$$  

• $$10^3$$  

• 10

• $$10^4$$  

Multiple Choice

Write the following in exponential form

(e.g.,  $$100\ =\ 10^2$$   )

10,000

• $$10^2$$  

• $$10^3$$  

• 10

• $$10^4$$  

Multiple Choice

Write the following in exponential form

(e.g.,  $$100\ =\ 10^2$$   )

100 x 100

• $$10^2$$  

• $$10^3$$  

• $$10^6$$  

• $$10^4$$  

Multiple Choice

Write the following in exponential form

(e.g.,  $$100\ =\ 10^2$$   )

1,000

• $$10^2$$  

• $$10^3$$  

• 10

• $$10^4$$  

Multiple Choice

Write the following in expanded form

(e.g.,  $$100\ =\ 10^2$$   )

1,000

• $$10\ x\ 10$$  

• $$10\ x\ 10\ x\ 10$$  

• $$10\ x\ 10\ x\ 10\ x\ 10\ x\ 10\ x\ 10$$  

• $$10^4$$  

Multiple Choice

Write the following in exponential form

(e.g.,  $$100\ =\ 10^2$$   )

100 x 100

• $$10^2$$  

• $$10^3$$  

• $$10^6$$  

• $$10^4$$