Elementary Algebra Review Part 6
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Lesson Description:
Simplifying numerical expressions that include exponents using order of operations
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Questions answered by this video:
- How do you simplify numerical expressions?
- How do you simplify -5^2?
- How do you simplify (-7)^2?
- How do you simplify (-4)^3?
- How do you simplify -2^4?
- What is the difference between -5^2 and (-5)^2?
- What does -1^14 equal?
- What does (-1)^23 equal?
- What does -6^3 equal?
- What does (-1)^42 equal?
- How do you raise -1 to very large powers?
- How do you simplify 7(-3) - 2^3 + 4 using order of operations?
- How do you simplify 7(-3) - 2^3 + 4 using order of operations?
- How do you simplify 7(-3) - 2^3 + 4 using order of operations?
- How do you simplify 7(-3) - 2^3 + 4 using order of operations?
- How do you simplify 7(-3) - 2^3 + 4 using order of operations?
- How do you simplify 7(-3) - 2^3 + 4 using order of operations?
- How do you simplify 9 - 5(3 - 10) using order of operations?
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Staff Review
A bunch of good example problems with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, parentheses and exponents are simplified. This is also a great lesson for clearing up the different between computing (-1)^10 and -1^10 as well as raising a negative number to an odd exponent vs. an even exponent.
