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Do Now  Write the Learning Goal in your math journal.  Fill out your homework logs.  Solve the following: 1. 3a=168 2. a^4/a^3 3. (4x^3y^2+8xy^3-12x^2y^4)/(4xy^2)

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1 Do Now  Write the Learning Goal in your math journal.  Fill out your homework logs.  Solve the following: 1. 3a=168 2. a^4/a^3 3. (4x^3y^2+8xy^3-12x^2y^4)/(4xy^2)

2 Dividing a polynomial by a monomial  (4x^3y^2+8xy^3-12x^2y^4)  Start with equation.  Find GCF and divide.  Break apart the equation  Simplify using exponent rules  Write answer out

3 Practice  Do the first three problems on both pages of the worksheet.  We will go over one problem from each page

4 Exit Ticket  Solve  3x^2y^3+15x^3y+69xy^2

5 Announcements/Homework There will be a test on this lesson on Friday. Last three problems on each page of the worksheet.

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