Flashback 8-30-12 Calculate to 4 decimal places 1.x^3 = 17 2. x^5 = 24 3. x^10 = 1.4567.

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Flashback Calculate to 4 decimal places 1.x^3 = x^5 = x^10 =

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To help us remember… You will create a “poster” on 8.5 x 11 paper that lists the rules of exponents. The poster must include the rules plus a real number example demonstrating each rule. Be creative. (The best poster(s) will be turned into full-size posters and displayed on our wall and possibly in the hall.) This is due Tuesday.