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Exponents and Radicals review: Chapter 1 1. Determine the truth value of the following statement under the following 4 situations. m is an odd positive integer m is an even negative integer 2. Express the solution to the following calculation in scientific notation.

Exponents and Radicals review: Chapter 2 3. Simplify:

4. Determine if the following pairs of exponential expressions are equivalent.

5. Calculate the following and express your answer as a radical. Exponents and Radicals review: Chapter 3 5. Calculate the following and express your answer as a radical.

6. Solve the following by observing the rule of order of operations Exponents and Radicals review: Chapter 4 6. Solve the following by observing the rule of order of operations

7. Solve by rationalizing the denominator. Exponents and Radicals review: Chapter 5 7. Solve by rationalizing the denominator.

8. Determine which algebraic expression suggested on the right is equivalent to the given expression.

9. Are the following 2 expressions equivalent?.