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Bell Ringer

Quiz is TOMORROW over 9.1 and 9.3

Calendar What’s coming up in February??

Section 9.4 Negative Exponents R drive > Key > Feb 2_6 > 2_2__9.4 Negative Exponents File > Save As > P drive > Math > Feb 2_6 > 2_2__9.4 Negative Exponents

Introduction

Notes

Notes

Example 1 Write expressions using positive exponents

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Example 2 Write Expressions using Positive Exponents

Example 3 – Your Turn Write Expressions using Positive Exponents

Example 4 Use Negative Exponents

Example 5 Use Negative Exponents

Example 6 – Your Turn Use Negative Exponents

Math Mixed with Science

Example 7 Use Negative Exponents

Example 8 Use Negative Exponents

Example 9 – Your Turn Use Negative Exponents

Example 10 Algebraic Expressions with Negative Exponents

Example 11 Algebraic Expressions with Negative Exponents

Example 12 – Your Turn Algebraic Expressions with Negative Exponents

Homework Section 9.4 #1-29

Homework Section 9.4 #1-29