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Jan. 5 6 4th Six Weeks Part 17.1A Properties ofExponents
Algebra IISquare Roots Unit
2014-201577.1 Roots & RadicalExpressions
87.2 Multiplying & DividingRadical Expressions
HW: PP 11-12Adding/SubtractingRadicals PuzzleMultiplying Radicals #2Puzzle19
26 Part 27.8 Graphing SquareRoots & Square RootInequalities
HW: PP 1-4Graphing Square Roots WS
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7.7 Inverse Relations &Functions
HW: Pg, 11-12
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HW: PP 25-26Spiral Review WS 7
16President's Day Holiday
Martin Luther KingHoliday
HW:WS PP 1-27.1A Property of
Exponents
13Practice Day 7.1A-7,3
CW/HW; 13-16Practice 7.1A-7,3
207.4 RationalExponents Day 2
HW: PP 20WS 7,4 Radical
Functions and RationaJExponents WS 2
277.5 Solving SquareRoots & Other RadicalEquations Day 1
HW: PP 5-6WS 7.5 (1-13 all)37.7 Inverse Relations &Functions
HW: Pg 13-15
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17Cumulative Test
127.3 Binomial RadicalExpressions
HW: PP 3-4WS 7,1 Roots andRadical Expressions
14Practice Day 7.1A-7,3
CW/HW: 13-16Practice 7,1A-7,3
21Practice Day 7.4
CW/HW: PP 21Fraction ExponentsPuzzle
287.5 Solving SquareRoots & Other RadicalEquations Day 2
HW; PP 5-6WS 7.5 (15-30 all)47.7 Inverse Relations &Functions
HW: Pg 17
11
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Teacher InserviceHW: PP 5-6WS 7.2 Multiplying &Dividing Radical Expressions
Extra Practice PP 715Quiz 7.1A-7,3
HW: PP 17Spiral Review WS 5
22Review 7.1-7.4
CW/HW: PP 23-25Review
29Practice Day 7.5 & 7.8
CW/HW; 7-8Practice 7,5 & 7,8WS
5Quiz 7.7
HW: PP 19 Factoring WS
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9Short Quiz 7.1A-7.1
Begin 7.3 BinomialRadical Expressions
HW: PP 9-10WS 7,3 Binomial RadicalExpressions167.4 RationalExponents Day 1
HW: PP 19WS 7.4 RadicalFunctions and RationalExponents WS 1
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HW: PP 27-28Spiral Review WS 6
30Quiz 7.5 & 7.8
HW: PP 9Puzzle WS
6Review Test 2
CW/HW: PP 21-24Review
13Cumulative Test Review
20Early Dismissal
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WS 7.1A Properties of Exponents
Show all work on your own paper
Period
Simplify cad! expression. Use only positive cxponcnls.
Yl, (3a2)(4a(ÿ) 2. (-",q,\'2)(ÿ-2x 2)
4, (2,v-sv4)'ÿ 5, 8ÿ., 2a2
(4"v2)11[3,\'"'ÿ"27, ,, ,.5 8'ÿT)z x)
10, (3,v')yS)' 3 11 (2]'--I,ÿ/ÿtOl) -ÿ, 12],5,
4 .' (12.V2V6)213 rsÿ& I :,l ÿ .... 14, " ............ ' .............
• t' ÿ)t' 4 ), 7
16, 4'v3 ÿ7, (p2)..22.V
3t ,119, r"x ,vY2 6x,---qr2s41.,t 2IL 2 v"
22. (3,v-33,-2)-2 23. (h4/<5)0
3. (4..'01!,5)2
6, 6"v[v53x-I
5), (-"lÿ,tÿ.2)(3,1.)
12, .\"s(2.v) :ÿ
15, (4l, 2 2,ÿq)(l) ,q, )
18, -JSa"ÿ3.v
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16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21,
22 23, 24.
Name Date. Period
WS 7.1 Roots and Radical Expressions
, The time it takes a pendulum to make a full swing in each direction and return to its original position is
called the period of the pendulum, The equation T = 2ÿ relates the length of the pendulum, /, in feet to
its period T, in seconds, How long is a pendulum if its period is 3 seconds? Round your answer to the
nearest tenth,
, You can use the expression o = !,2 Vh to approximate the visibility range, D, in miles from a height of h
feet above the ground,
A, Estimate the visibility from a height of 900 feet,B, How far above the ground is an observer whose visibility range is 84 miles?
3, The formula for the volume of a cone is v = ¼/Tr3, Find the radius to the nearest hundredth of a
centimeter if the volume of the cone is 40 cm3,
Now complete the activity on the back of this page!!l!
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Simplify the following expressions, The answer to each problem ÿ' will match a letter that will allow you to figure out the joke, ÿ:
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1, ÿ M: 6xÿ C: 3x2yÿ
2. Vÿ+x+yÿ E,, loxvÿ-ÿ N: x*#ÿ
K: 12x3J l#ÿ--y T: 2xyÿ-x
4, fS4;'°yÿ' A: 6xVÿ O: 2xÿÿ
5. 58ÿxÿ
6, tÿx%+
7,
Optional Tough Problem
Simplify: ÿ/ÿ256ÿ
8, 3yÿ
9, x+y
lO,
8 4 6 2 9 5 3 7
Answen
"I 0 4 9 6 2 5
Simplifying radicals
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Name Date
7°2 Multiplying and Dividing Radical Expressions
Multiply, then simplify. Assume all variables are positive.
Period
6. ÿ oÿ/-ÿ
simplify, Assume all variables are positive.
7, .ÿ 3v'-2ÿs 8. ÿ6 9, V2(#F6 + 7)
Divide and simplify. Assume all variables are positive.
10. 3¢ÿ211, ÿ/250x7yS
3 2
Simplify. Rationalize all denominators, Assume all variables are positive,
Is 64E0ÿÿ/S 13, 3ÿ12.ÿ
sÿ 15, 3+14.
16. A rectangular shelf is ÿ cm by ÿ cm. Find its area.
17, A free falling object hit the ground in ÿ seconds. It fell h feet, Use the formula: h = 16tz,
where t is the time in seconds to find h in terms of x,
18, The area of a rectangle is 180xl°yz¢ square units. If the length of the rectangle is 12x4y1° units,
what is the width of the rectangle?
T: -180vÿ
S: 5xWÿ
Cÿ 7ÿq-5
F; 176x%/Sx
E: 12vÿ-5
h 28
R: xlVÿ
T: 7"vÿ
W: 4xVÿ
B: 12X2ÿrÿ
O: 141ÿ
9 6 ÿ 7 8 4 5 2
Multiplying radicals #1 Joke #26
Name. Date Period
WS 7.3 Binomial Radical Expressions
Show all work on your own paper
Add or subtract if possible.
2, 3-,,ÿ- 5-,,,@ 3.7ÿx'2 - 2ÿ-ÿ
Simplify,
4, 14ÿvrÿ- 3 lVri-ÿ 5, V-g-ÿ + gig 6. V3-2. + trÿ
Multiply.
7, (2 + ÿ/-7)(1 + 3-,Q) 8, (ÿ + vg)2 9, (2'/5" + 3"q2)2
Multiply each pair of conjugates,
I0, (4 - 2V2)(4 + 2Vÿ) l l. (ÿ + ÿ)(Vÿ - Vg)
Rationalize each denominator. Simplify the answer.
4 3+#-fi12. -- 13.3ÿ/-3-2 2-2ÿ/-8
Simplify. Rationalize all denominators, Assume that all the variables are positive,
14, vÿ + 27Vd - 5ÿ 15, vÿ - 4vÿ + 2vÿ ÿ6, 3gfg - 4 V-g-ÿ +
17. (2*/g + 3",Q)(5q]- 7ÿ/2) 18. (2 - v-ÿ)(3 + viÿ) ,9, (2vÿ- 3vÿ)(¢vÿ- svÿ)
1, A piece of rope is 3qÿ-ff5 feet long, It is cut into two pieces that have a ratio of 2:3, Find the
lengths of each piece,
£, A rectangular shelf is ÿ cm by q'20 cm, Find the area and the perimeter of the shelf,
3, 4 rectangular walk is 3ÿ/7 m wide and 8ÿiY m long, Find the area and perimeter of the walk,
4, The length of the side of a square room is 7ÿx-6-y8 feet, Express the length in simplest radical
form,
5, The height of a triangle is ÿ feet and its base is Vÿ4ÿ-b 'feet, Write the ratio of the
height to the base is simplest radical form,
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I Simplify the foilowNg expressions, The answer to each problem ÿiwill match a letter that will allow you to figure out thejoke,ÿ
2, 6 4vÿ5 + 2vÿ2-0- 9-5
4, ÿ+ÿW+ vÿ
5, 5ÿ + 52¢2-5- 2vWÿ + 55¢ÿ
6, Vÿ + 6ÿ - Vÿ-X
E: 17ÿ
O: lSvÿ
P: 8xÿ/y
A: 7ÿ
T: ÿ41ÿ + 4V7
J: 11yÿ/ÿ
h Sÿ
L: 18vÿ + 4ÿr5
S: ;¢xVÿ
C: 5ÿ/ÿ + 2Vÿ2
W: 15ÿ + 4ÿ/5
8 6 5 5 2 4 2
Answer;
Adÿtlng and subtracting radicals
7 1 6 3
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,ÿ Simplify the following expressions, The answer 1;o each problem ÿwill match a letter that will allow you to figure out the okeJ , !!
O; lO8 .- 2Vff
M; 12x- 17V'x + 6
N: 50 - 10v'2
6, (6+'ÿ)(5 + ÿ/-2)
7. (Vÿ- ÿVÿ)2
1o, (6<+ ÿ)(ÿ< + ÿ)
h 15 - IOVÿ
C; ÿ12x + 40Vÿ + 7
D: 12x + 5V'x + 7
k,, 15- 472
A;vÿ+ lVÿ
L: 30 + 6Vÿ + 5ÿ/3 + !/6
P: ÿSx + 39ÿ + 16
T: ÿ20V6 + 16ÿ/5
S: 4vÿ + 572
Optional Tough Problem
7 3 1
10 8 9 9 5 3 7 2 4
11 e s 4
Answ#p:
Multiplying radicals/I2Joke #27
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Name.
Simplify.
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Date
Practice 7,1A-7.3 WS
Assume all variables are positive and write as positive exponents,
3X4(2X)-3 2. 3. ÿ6
Period
7 S+ ÿ 24x-8
5, 5+ ÿ 6, ÿ/ÿ 7, 36x38, ÿ-X - 7)8
12a6b-3c 11, 3 --1ÿ2ÿ9. ÿy9 10, 32a_4bSc0 ÿ -ÿ
12, ÿ5
y413, ÿ21_x2y2 14. SX9(3X2)-3 15.
42a-263c6
48a14b-Sc-216.ÿ
/3
17. S-,/-ÿ+ 6ÿ- 8ÿ- !8. 5ÿ/-ÿ,- 2-V-ÿ 19. (2+ #g)2
20, (2 + ,,/-5")(3 - "qS")3 -2V'7
21, 22, (2#-5+ 3v"-2)2
23. -6ÿ-Y- 4#-ÿ+ 5ÿ1--2 24, (5 + ÿ/-6)(2 - {6")s+v
25,2-Vÿ
328, 29, #ÿ-x - 9)11 '
30,#72x8yio
6y431. 32, ÿs
33. (1 - if5--) (2 + if-5) 34. (1 + 4 1-f1-0-) (2 - 4TO) 35. (1 - 3@--) (4 - 3,,/7)
36. (4. - 2fl3)2 37, (vÿ + ÿ/7)2 38. (2,,/-3 + 3,,/2)2
39. (34Y - ÿ) (24ÿ + sW) 4o, Vÿ + 4V-ÿ - 2vÿ 41.64-4-6 - 2ÿ + 3 175J6
42.4ÿ8--1+ 2ÿ- 3V24 43.3ÿ + 5 1ÿ/-4-ÿx 44.6ÿ4ÿ + 4:4ÿ-oÿ:
3- 4i-d 2+ 4ÿ45, ÿ/-g-x/2 46, .vÿ+VT
Solve the following word problems,
47. The length of the side of a square room is ÿ!98xSy14 cm,
form.
Express the length in simplest radical
48. The time it takes a pendulum to make a full swing in each direction and return to its original position
is called the period of the pendulum. The equation T = 2=/ÿ relates the length of the pendulum, L, in
feet to its period T, in seconds. How long is a pendulum if its period is 6 seconds? Round your answer to
the nearest tenth.
149. The formula for the volume of a cone is V = ;ÿr3. Find the radius to the nearest hundredth of a
centimeter if the volume of the cone is 50 cm3.
50, A rectangular walk is 6V2-0 feet by 2#-ÿ-5 feet, Find the perimeter and the area of the walk,
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I Simplify the following expressions, The answer to each problem ÿwill match a letter that will allow you to figure out the Joke, ÿ,
D
DDDDDDDD,
Dÿ
Dl
I'
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I,
I,
1'
4 H', 7 + 4yÿ 0', 5V51'7ÿ
D'0 6 + 3ÿ/24 u,T
L, ÿ--ÿ-ÿ ÿ' 155'W 5
U,, 7ÿrÿ4ÿ
5 A,ÿ,4, ÿ 5 Q: 6 + ÿ/2
5, ÿ M: 4ÿ W: 7- ÿ/5
vTÿ3 ID.ÿ
6, 1+ÿ 5
-1 +W6 N,
7. 2_ÿ/ÿ" 2
2+v'S8, z-VS Optional Tough Problem
1 9 5 , g, 5 2 6 7
Answ@p:
Rationalizing radlcale Joke #28
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Name Date
7.4 Radical Functions and Rational Exponents
iPeriod
Simplify each expression,
11, 27]
1 1 1 12, 10ÿ' 107 3. 3ÿ' 12ÿ
1 14. 3ÿ. 9ÿ
Write each expression in simplest radical form.
1 25, X6 6, X7
9
7. y8 8. X1'5
Write each expression in exponential form,
9. 7bx)3 1o. 11. t/ÿ
Simplify.
2 2
12. 8ÿ 13, 64ÿ6
416, (32)-ÿ 17, 41'5 18, 16l's 19, 10000°'7s
Name. bate
7.4 Radical Functions and Rational Exponents WS 2
Write each expression in simplest form. Assume all variables are positive.
2 -3 2 -1
Period
i3. (-27x-9)ÿ
1
4,7 5, x?y-ÿ -126, / ÿ\12
simplify,
1
7. (-343)ÿ 8. 321'2 9. 643.5
10. (32)=42
11.4
-(-27) 3
simplify each expression,
2 3
13. X7 • Xa4
Assume all variables are positive.
s 314. ;Z7 + Xÿ 15.
1 1xzy 3
3 1X4 22
,ÿ Simplify the following expressions, The answer to each proHem ÿwill match a letter that will allow you to figure out the joke, ÿi:
1
I X4
1
5 ÿ3' 4xÿ ÿ 3X ÿ
7X
6, 47X
I, X:a
tiS: xT£
MI x6
6H: x-s
T; xTÿ
O: ÿ27x1
L: 12x
10, xWÿx
9 6 2 4 10 8 1 7 3 5
Answÿn
Fraction exponents Jokÿ #3C
Algebra II Name
Ch, 7°1ÿ7.4 Review Sheet Date Period
Simplify, Assume all variables are positive. Write answers with positive exponents,
4, ÿ20
31ÿ-8-75x66.
8, 4ÿ24
. 10,
15,
17.
13. 14i-g-ÿ + 2V-2
1216ÿm3
1512ginS
11. 12.
14.
16.
18.
2 1
164ÿx3y2
1164X- 4y7
2 1
19. x-f 20. x3y 41 1
xÿ xZy z
3
21. xÿ-T 22. 9+ÿ
23, Find the area of a rectangle with width 2 1ÿ/-ÿ-cm and length 5ÿ-6 ca.
24, Find the radius of a sphere if the volume is 75m3. Use the formula', V = 4-nr33
25, Mr. Smith has a rectangular garden that he wants to put a fence around, but he needsto find the perimeter of the garden. He knows the length is 5 lvÿ-ÿ feet and thewidth is ÿ feet, Find the perimeter.
Name Date Period
Spiral Review WS 6
Solve the following equations.
1. 3(x-2)- 5=8-2(x-4)3X-6
2, =155
3. lO(x- 4) - 2(7x + 8) = -8(x + 4)
Factor completely.
4. 2X3 -- 8X2 + 3x - 12 5. 5x2 - 22x + 8 6. 4x2 - 36 7. 64x3 - 125
Find the roots.
8. 2X2 -- 24X + 28 = 0 (completing the square) 9. 3X2 + 10X - 8 = 0 (factoring)
10. 3x2 -- 150 = 0 (square roots) 11, 2x2 - 5x = -1 (quadratic formula)
Use f(x) = x2 + 2x - 24 and g(x) = x - 4 to perform the function operations.
12, fCx) + g(x) 13. g(x)- f(x) 14.f(x)g(x)
15. The length of a rectangle is 9 inches less than 4 times its width. Find the dimensions of the
rectangle if the perimeter is 272 inches,
16, A cannon shoots a ball from the ground, Its height h, in feet, above the ground after tseconds is
represented by the following equation: h = 208t - 16t2. How long does it take to reach the maximum
height? What is the maximum height?
Graph the following.
17, y = 2(x-1)2-5
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