Given the model below, write the equivalent fraction, decimal, and percent.

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Given the model below, write the equivalent fraction, decimal, and percent.

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Label the following using the best word from the word bank. WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed

Label the following using the best word from the word bank. WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed

Label the following using the best word from the word bank. WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed

Label the following using the best word from the word bank. WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed WORD BANK Square root Exponent Base Scientific notation Squared Cubed