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1 9 – Exponential Expressions No Calculator
Exponential Investigations – Expressions and Equations 9 – Exponential Expressions No Calculator

2 Fill in the blank (base) for each equation below:
Fill in the blank (exponent) for each equation below:

3 Fill in the blanks so that the expressions are equivalent.

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7 The number: e (We’ll save that computation for a calculus course)

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9 Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required. Where appropriate, round values to three decimal places.

10 Graphing Calculator Required
Graphing Calculator Required. Where appropriate, round values to three decimal places.

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