PRE-REQUISITE REVIEW DO NOW. 1. (-3a 5 b 4 ) 3 (-3) 3 a 5  3 b 4  3 -27a 15 b 12 Outside ( ) Multiply Exponents.

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PRE-REQUISITE REVIEW DO NOW

1. (-3a 5 b 4 ) 3 (-3) 3 a 5  3 b 4  3 -27a 15 b 12 Outside ( ) Multiply Exponents

2. (n) 2 (-n 4 )(n 6 ) -n ( ) -n 12 Inside ( ) Add Exponents

3. 6k 8 n 4 p 7 (p 4 k)(9n 7 ) 2 6k 8 n 4 p 7 (p 4 k)(9n 7 ) 3 2k 7 p 3 3n 3 Division Subtract Exponents (Not #’s)

4. (-2) -3 1_ (-2) 3 – 1– 1 8 To make Exponents Positive, Switch Positions

5. (6x 2 ) -2 (3x 2 ) 2 1_ 9x 4 36x 4 4 1_ 4

6. 9 5/2 _ 5 (  9)

7. (32) -4/5 __ ( 5  32 ) -4 1_ 2 4 1_ 16

8. 8a 3 1/3 27b 6 3 8a 3  27b 6 2a 3b 2

9.   5

10. –5  40 3  60 2 –5 2  1023  –5 2  10 6   6

11. 4  500  60 4  500  60 4  25 3 3 4 5  3  3  3 20  3 3

12. 8  2 8  2  2  2 8   2

13. 2  3 2  3  3 66 3

14. .49a 2 b + 3a .64b.7a  b + 2.4a  b3.1a  b

15. 2  5 +  2  10 2  5 +  2  10  10  10 2  5 +  2  5 2  10        5 5

16. 2__  __  3 – 5   3 – 5 2  3 – 10 3 – 25 2  3 – 10 –  3 – 10 –  3 – 5 -11

17.(  2 +  3) 2 (  2 +  3) 2 +  6 +   6