Today, you will complete a Quick Check to assess your understanding of integer exponents and operations. This will help determine your current skill level in the following areas:
Simplifying expressions using properties of exponents.
Example: (2³ ⋅ 2⁴) ÷ 2²
Evaluating and simplifying square roots and cube roots.
Example: Simplify: √50
Combining and performing operations with radicals.
Example: 3 √8 + 2 √2
Instructions:
Begin the Quick Check on your screen.
Answer each question carefully.
Once your screen pauses, stop and move to the attached activity.
Work on the activity assigned to your Level (Level 1, 2, or 3).
Stay focused and do your best! 🚀
Simplify:
2³⋅ 2⁻⁵
Simplify:
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Simplify using exponent rules:
Use the carrot (^) symbol for exponents when typing your answers. (Ctrl + 6)
Simplify using exponent rules:
Rewrite using exponents: Match each problem in Column A with the correct exponent form in Column B.
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Simplify an exponent with parentheses:
What is (X ³)⁴
Real-Life Scenario: Population growth
A bacteria culture doubles every hour. If it starts with th 3 bacteria, write an exponent expression for how many bacteria there are after 5 hours.