
Short Cuts with Exponents
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9th Grade
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Susan Budde
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12 Slides • 37 Questions
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The goal is to develop algebraic intuition and understanding rather than just trying to get the answer as fast as possible.
2
Multiple Choice
How would you write 6×6×6×6×6×6×6×6 using an exponent?
86
68
48
1,679,616
36
3
Multiple Choice
The base number in 35 is
3
5
243
4
5
Multiple Choice
Simplify using the rules of exponents
26×2323×27=
21
1
2
22
6
Multiple Choice
Simplify using the rules of exponents
26×2323×27=
2
22
7
Multiple Choice
Which of these numbers is larger?
34+34+34
35
These numbers are equal
8
Multiple Choice
What is the value of
282
216
224
264
272
9
Multiple Choice
If
2y×2z2z=2
which of these math sentences are true?
x−y−z=0
x−y−z=1
x−y+z=0
x−y+z=1
10
Multiple Select
5−7×57=?
0
1
52
5−49
50
11
Multiple Choice
Which is smaller?
2−3
3−2
They are the same.
12
Poll
12−2=10
12+(−2)=10
Adding the opposite is the same as subtracting.
13
Multiple Choice
43×4−3=
−1
0
1
64
14
Multiple Choice
64×4−3=1
What is the value of 4−3 ?
−12
641
34
64
15
Multiple Select
5×23×2−2=
There is more than one correct answer.
45×8
225×23
5×2322
10
16
Multiple Select
5×23×2−2=
45×8
225×23
10
100
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Multiple Choice
What is the value of
(32)−1
−23
−32
−3−2
23
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A negative sign in the exponent tells you that you are looking for a reciprocal.
The number part of the exponent tells you how many factors you have.
Be careful.
Here's Why.
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Match
(31)−1
(43)−2
(31)−2
(43)−1
(31)−1(43)−1
3
9/16
9
4/3
4
3
9/16
9
4/3
4
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Multiple Choice
Which is Larger?
5−2 or 2−5
5−2
2−5
They are the same
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Remember the fraction bar means DIVISION.
sO
The more you divide something up, the smaller each part is
Think of the size.
Here's WHY
22
Multiple Choice
If (xy)3=x
what is the value of y ?
−2
0
31
1
none of these are correct
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You need three equal factors to make a perfect cube.
one of three equal whatevers
Here's why.
24
Multiple Choice
Which value is the largest?
(−1)99
(−1)8
(21)3
0
They are all the same.
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What do you notice in the pattern of powers of a negative base.
See how the negative sign alternates with the positive sign. Why do you suppose that is?
Here's why.
26
Multiple Choice
(−3)51×(−3)3(−3)4×(−3)56=
−9
−3
3
9
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Rewrite the division problem, so the exponents are easy to subtract.
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Here's why.
28
Multiple Choice
True or False?
432=(34)2
True
False
You have got to be kidding
29
Numbers come in different forms that mean the same thing:
in this case, exponential form and radical form.
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Here's why.
30
Poll
No matter what real number is used, if you square it, the square is ALWAYS bigger.
m2>m ALWAYS!
Truth
Lie
Misunderstanding
Sometimes
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m can be any real number:
positive, negative, a fraction, so Sometimes is the best answer.
half of a half is a quarter
again think about size of the pieces
Here's why.
32
Multiple Choice
31×521×9−13−1×5−21×91
Evaluate
95
53
59
35
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Use the exponent law for division and subtract the exponents of like bases.
-2 is 2 factors of 3 in the denominator (because it is negative)
-1 is 1 factor of 5 in the denominator
2 is 2 factors of 9 in the numerator (because it is positive)
integers can be tricky be careful
Here's why.
34
Multiple Choice
Given the expression below, which action will produce a larger value?
33×52
Doubling both bases
Doubling both exponents
Neither will change
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Exponent towers are expressions in which a base is raised to a power, which is raised to one or more powers.
Recall 20 is equal to 1.
Powers & Towers
36
Multiple Choice
Which has the greatest value?
234
78−2
(−5)(21)4
23456
37
Multiple Choice
Which has the greatest value?
2(34)
(23)4
They are the same value.
38
Multiple Choice
24(21)50
1
2
4
5
39
Multiple Choice
which is greater?
323 or 332 ?
323
332
They are equivalent.
40
Multiple Choice
m=(21)(21)22
m>1
m=1
−1<m<1
m=−1
m<−1
41
Multiple Choice
(−1)(−1)(−1) □ (−1)(−1)(−1)(−1)(−1)
What symbol belongs in the box?
<
=
>
42
Multiple Choice
(−3)−1−3−1=
−3
−1
−31
31
1
43
Multiple Choice
4x+5x+6x=3
What is the value of x?
−3
−2
−1
0
44
Multiple Choice
936x4= ?
36x2
96x2
918x2
918x4
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Multiple Choice
2x<(21)x
What values of x make this a true statement?
x<0
x>0
There are no solutions.
46
Multiple Choice
If 2x=10 and 10y=32 , what is the value of xy ?
4
5
8
10
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It is all about substitution.
We are changing the way it looks without changing what it means.
change the form not the meaning
Here's why.
48
Poll
How do you feel about the information in this Quizizz
49
Poll
The hardest to figure out was
negative exponents
towers of powers
figuring out which was bigger
fractions as exponents
finding values
The goal is to develop algebraic intuition and understanding rather than just trying to get the answer as fast as possible.
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