Chapter 4/Unit 2 Review.

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Chapter 4/Unit 2 Review

Simplify

Solution

Simplify

Solution

Compare using <, >, or =. Fill in

Solution > <

Exponents (continued)

Solution

Simplify the following fractions by factoring first!

Solution:

Write in exponential form:

Solution!

Simplify the following monomial:

Solution—note we factored first!

Evaluate (that means multiply!)

Solution

Simplify

Solution

Simplify

Solution

Simplify

Solution

Sort as irrational or rational:

Solution

Find the equivalent expression. b. c. d.

Find the equivalent expression. b. c. d.

Find all possible answers for (HINT: plug into ‘y’ and square!)

Find all possible answers:

Sort the numbers into rational vs. irrational numbers: Sort in the correct column: Rational Irrational

Sort the numbers into rational vs. irrational numbers: Sort in the correct column: Rational Irrational