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1 An Introduction to Roots Copyright Scott Storla 2015

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3 Operations and Operators Copyright Scott Storla 2015

4 Find the base That returns this power Find a base For this exponent Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Radical symbol

5 Find the base Copyright Scott Storla 2015

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8 A couple issues with square root

9 Copyright Scott Storla 2015

10 Fill in the blanks using the words term, factor, sum, product, difference, quotient, base, exponent, power, index, radicand and root.

11 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Fill in the blanks using the words term, factor, sum, product, difference, quotient, base, exponent, power, index, radicand and root.

12 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Fill in the blanks using the words term, factor, sum, product, difference, quotient, base, exponent, power, index, radicand and root.

13 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Fill in the blanks using the words term, factor, sum, product, difference, quotient, base, exponent, power, index, radicand and root.

14 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Fill in the blanks using the words term, factor, sum, product, difference, quotient, base, exponent, power, index, radicand and root.

15 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

16 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

17 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

18 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

19 Copyright Scott Storla 2015

20 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

21 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

22 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

23 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

24 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

25 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

26 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

27 Copyright Scott Storla 2015 Count the number of operators, discuss the order and then simplify the expression.

28 The Order of Operations Roots Copyright Scott Storla 2015

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