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Lesson 1.1.1 – Defining, Rewriting and Evaluating Rational Exponents
Pages in Text Need Math II Lesson Exp Props document to complete with students after prerequisite
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By the end of this lesson, I will be able to answer the following questions…
1. What is a power and a root? What is their relationship? 2. What are the rules for operations with exponents? 3. Can I apply these skills to scenarios with growth and decay?
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Vocabulary Real Numbers: The set of all rational and irrational numbers. Rational Number: Any number that can be expressed as a fraction Irrational Number: Exponential Expressions Base Exponent (power) Radical Expressions Radical sign Root Radicand Function Notation
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Prerequisite Skills with Practice
Evaluate What is the rule to change a percent to a decimal (and back) Use a calculator to evaluate the following
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Key Concepts… 1. What does the root sign mean? 2.How does an exponent work? What are the properties of exponents? 3. How does a function work?
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How can the expression 35 be rewritten using roots and powers?
6 How can the expression 35 be rewritten using roots and powers? Example one How can the expression be rewritten using roots and powers? Example two be rewritten using a rational exponent? Example Two GeoGebra Example three Evaluate the exponential expression Round to the thousandths. Example Three GeoGebra
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Example four Evaluate the expression Round to the thousandth. Example five A town has had a nasty outbreak of zombie hamsters! The town’s population the year 2000 was 4000 people. The population “t” years after the year 2000 can be found using the function: That said, what is the town’s approximate population 2002? 2005? 2015?
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