1.2 Powers and Exponents (Big Ideas Math)

1.2 Powers and Exponents

How can you use repeated factors in real life situations?
¿Cómo puedes utilizar factores repetidos en situaciones de la vida real?

By Grace Fanshaw

Labelling

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expanded form

base

power

exponent

Match

Match the vocabulary with the correct definition for the expression

5³

• 5³

• Five to the power of three

• 5x5x5

• 125

Exponential Form

Word Form

Expanded Form

Standard Form

• Exponential Form

• Word Form

• Expanded Form

• Standard Form

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Options (4)

2*2*c*c*c can be written as 2² *c³

4*4*5*5 can be written as 2(4)*2(5)

c*c*c*c is the same as 4(c)

9²*8² is the same as 9*9*8*8

Put each statement into the correct category, based on whether it is TRUE or FALSE

True

False

Match

Match the expanded form to the exponential form.

• x*x*y*y

• x*y*y*y

• x*x*y*y*y

• x*x*x*x*x

• x*x*x*y*y

x²*y²

x*y³

x²*y³

x⁵

x³*y²

• x²*y²

• x*y³

• x²*y³

• x⁵

• x³*y²

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In group A ​

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made a mistake. Standard form (the answer) should be ​

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.

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In Group B, ​

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made a mistake. Standard form (the answer) should be ​

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.

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In Group C, ​

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made a mistake. The standard form (the answer) should be ​

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Categorize

Options (10)

36

25

49

4

2

35

12

50

100

72

Put the numbers in the correct category

Perfect Squares

NOT a Perfect Square

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​1.2 Powers and Exponents
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