Warm up Today we will review the properties of exponents. You may have learned this before, but hopefully today you will have a better understanding as.

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Warm up Today we will review the properties of exponents. You may have learned this before, but hopefully today you will have a better understanding as to why the rules are what they are. Open your textbooks to page 245. Do the “Investigation” Steps 1-7. Start by working alone. You will have a chance to work with a partner soon.

Properties of Exponents and Power Functions

Hand-Out Keep this sheet in your notes!

We need to add two more properties to the list… You can write these on the back of your hand- out, or in the margins.

Example 1: Use the properties to solve an equation.

Example 1: solution

Example 2

Example 2 Solution

Power Function

You have seen power functions before…

Power Rules

Example solving Power Functions

Solution

Homework 5.2 Worksheet: 1 a-g, 2 a-g, 3 a-c, 4 a-d.