Tuesday January 21, 2014 Bell Ringer: Evaluate the following expressions: (-2) 3 -3 4 4 2 + (-5) 2 -(-2) 4.

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Tuesday January 21, 2014 Bell Ringer: Evaluate the following expressions: (-2) (-5) 2 -(-2) 4

What We are Learning Today: To use and understand Exponent rules for Zero Exponents Negative Exponents

Flip Book: Write the rule on the top half with an explanation in your own words Write examples on the bottom half Today’s tabs are: Zero Exponents Negative Exponents We will be adding to this all week These ARE your notes for the week!

Let’s Watch! Zero as an Exponent Negative Exponents Found on:

Let’s Try These: (-6)

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