Cluster #1 PowerPoint Review. Simplify and express as an exponent.

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Cluster #1 PowerPoint Review

Simplify and express as an exponent.

Simplify and express with positive exponents.

Simplify and express without exponents.

Express in standard notation.

Express in scientific notation

Simplify.

Solve.

Which number has the greatest absolute value?

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A sales employee makes 2% commision on every sale. How much would the employee make on a $ sale? Big Idea: Convert a percentage to a decimal by moving the decimal over twice.