Essential Question - Mr. Goodrich`s Class

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Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

Estimating Irrational numbers… Prt 2

–Cube Roots and

Non-perfect cubes

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

Vocabulary –

Shoot For The Stars

30 seconds

 I got this! I know this word AND I could even teach it to somebody else.

 I think I know this word, but I need more practice.

 I am clueless! I have no idea what this word means.

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

VOCABULARY

Perfect Cube:

Cube Root:

The opposite of cubing a number. That means finding the length of a cube’s side from it’s volume.

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Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

3

2

1

cube.

1

3 =

1 2

3 =

8 3

3 =

27

The cube of an integer is a perfect

The opposite of cubing a number is taking the cube root.

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

 For example 3

125

Means… if a cube has a volume of 125, then how big is one of it ’s sides?

In other words, what number multiplied by itself three times in a row is equal to 125?

That number is 5.

5

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

Simplify each square root on your iPad

3

8

3 27 3

______

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

But watch this…

3 -

8

Possible: Because any negative number multiplied by itself three times in a row still equals a negative answer.

3

8

-2

______

Possible: Since the negative sign is on the OUTSIDE of the cube root sign, it just means “what number is the opposite of the cube root of 8?”

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

 Do you see that cubes and cube roots are inverses (opposites) of each other?

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

Draw Number Line from board.

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

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 Quote of the Day:

“ You always pass failure on the way to success.

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

Estimating cube roots

 Once we have memorized the perfect cubes from 1 to 10 and their roots, we can estimate irrational cube roots that are not perfect cubes.

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

Estimating cube roots

 We already know the two perfect cubes that are before and after the cube root of 11. . .

3 8 and

3 27

 Look at them on the number line on the board:

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

Estimating cubre roots

11 more than 2, or approximately 2.1.

11

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

TRY THIS:

What two perfect cube roots come before and after the non-perfect cube roots below? Use your iPad.

3

147

3

125

3

216

3

15

3

8

3

27

3

411

3

343

3

512

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

TRY THIS:

What two whole numbers on the number line come before and after the non-perfect cube roots below? Use your iPad.

3

79 4 And 5

3

303

3

275

6 And 7

6 And 7

Essential Question: Why are and both real numbers?

THINK / PAIR / SHARE

 Step 1 – Spend 20 seconds thinking silently about the

Essential Question.

 Step 2 – Spend 30 seconds pairing up with your learning partner.

 Step 3 – Volunteer to share your answer with the class…

Volunteers will receive a Goodybuck.

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