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Cube and square equations

Cube and square equations

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Mathematics

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6th - 8th Grade

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Medium

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Emily Girard

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3 Slides • 13 Questions

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When solving equations, we need to

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the variable, or get the variable by itself.

2

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To "get x by itself", we do

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operations, or opposite operations to "cancel out" everything on the same side as x.

3

Multiple Select

Select the TWO operations that are inverse operations of one another.

(You must select both of the correct answers to get this correct.)

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Addition

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Multiplication

3

Cube

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Subtraction

4

Multiple Select

Select the TWO operations that are inverse operations of one another.

(You must select both of the correct answers to get this correct.)

1

Addition

2

Multiplication

3

Square root

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Division

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Multiple Select

Select the TWO operations that are inverse operations of one another.

(You must select both of the correct answers to get this correct.)

1

Square

2

Multiplication

3

Square root

4

Subtraction

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Multiple Select

Select the TWO operations that are inverse operations of one another.

(You must select both of the correct answers to get this correct.)

1

Square root

2

Cube

3

Cube root

4

Multiplication

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Multiple Choice

If you perform an operation on one side of an equation, you MUST do it to the other side to keep the equation balanced!

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True

2

False

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​Review this equation and the steps that were taken to solve it.

9

Multiple Select

Which of the following is equal to 9?

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.

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(−3)2\left(-3\right)^2

2

323^2

3

−(32)-\left(3^2\right)

4

−3⋅(−3)-3\cdot\left(-3\right)

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​Review this equation and the steps that were taken to solve it.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT equal to 27?

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333^3

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(−3)3\left(-3\right)^3

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3⋅3⋅33\cdot3\cdot3

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9⋅39\cdot3

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​Review this equation and the steps that were taken to solve it.

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13

Multiple Select

Select the expressions that are equal to -27.

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333^3

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3⋅3⋅33\cdot3\cdot3

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(−3)⋅(−3)⋅(−3)(-3)\cdot(-3)\cdot(-3)

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(−3)3\left(-3\right)^3

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Multiple Choice

Select the true statement about finding roots of negative integers.

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We can find square roots and cube roots of negative integers.

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We can find square roots of negative numbers but we cannot find cube roots of negative numbers.

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We can find cube roots of negative numbers but we cannot find square roots of negative numbers.

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We cannot find square roots or cube roots of negative integers.

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A positive times a positive is a positive.

A negative times a negative is a positive.

A positive times a positive times a positive is a positive.

A negative times a negative times a negative is a

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.

16

Draw

Use the space below to convince me that the square root of 25 is 5 OR -5.

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When solving equations, we need to

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the variable, or get the variable by itself.

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