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1 MULTIPLYING TERMS

2 Multiply the numbers, and then multiply the letters

3 POWERS - EXPONENT

4 NUMBERS AND LETTERS

5 TERMS OF MIXED SIGN

6 PUTTING IT TOGETHER Multiply the numbers Multiplying the same letter: find the power Multiplying different letters: write together Check the sign!

7

8 Practice using your textbook (#6, p. 125) Sai & Ainisis (a, d, g, j, m, p, s, v) Anna & Imma (b, e, h, k, n, q, t, w) Nicole, Daniel, & Fatou (c, f, I, I, o, r, u, x) HOMEWORK: Study for the test on Friday.

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