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Powers Copyright Scott Storla 2015

An Introduction to Powers Copyright Scott Storla 2015

Operations and Operators Copyright Scott Storla 2015

The second power of three. Three to the second power.

Simplify Copyright Scott Storla 2015

Simplify Copyright Scott Storla 2015

Are these the same or different? If they’re the same, what is the value? If they’re different, what are the values? Copyright Scott Storla 2015

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

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

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

An Introduction to Powers Copyright Scott Storla 2015

Powers and the Order of Operations Copyright Scott Storla 2015

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Powers and the Order of Operations Copyright Scott Storla 2015

Powers and the Order of Operations Grouping Copyright Scott Storla 2015

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

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

Simplify Copyright Scott Storla 2015

Powers and the Order of Operations Grouping Copyright Scott Storla 2015

Powers Copyright Scott Storla 2015

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