Unit Summary 4 Class : Algebra 1 Honors Unit 4: Exponents and Radicals – Chapter 9 I. Big Ideas: Students will understand how to simplify and evaluate monomial expressions and formulas. Students will understand that exponents and radicals are inverses of each other. Students will understand that relationships can be described for mathematical situations that have numbers repeat in predictable ways. Students will be able to use graphs and tables to distinguish between linear and nonlinear functions. Students will understand that real world applications involving growth can be modeled using a linear growth model or an exponential growth model. II. Topics that will be covered: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. III. Multiplication properties of exponents Division properties of exponents Negative and zero exponents Scientific notation Simplifying radicals Rationalizing Exponential growth Exponential decay Graphing exponential functions Essential Questions: What is simplest form? How is the power rule related to the product rule? What does a negative exponent mean? What does it really mean to “cancel” when simplifying fractions? Where can I use scientific notation and radicals in the real-world? How are exponential functions different from linear functions? What happens with the exponents when the same bases are multiplied or divided? IV. Sample questions to answer by the end of the unit: Write all answers in simplest form. 1. 2x2(3x2 – 5x – 12) 2. 12x(3x – 5) – 6x(2x – 4) 3. 12x2 – 24x – 8 4x 4. (2x3y7)4 5. (10xy)3(4x3y)2 6. 12x2y9 18x7y4 Determine whether each number is written in scientific notation. If it is not, write it in scientific notation. 7. 950 x 105 8. 72.35 x 109 9. 1.6 x 107 10. 0.26 x 10-13 Write each expression so that all exponents are positive. 11. b-4g3d-5 12. x-4y8g-2 x-3y16g7 13. -83(8-5) 14. (3x2y-5)-2 Solve for g. 15. g2 = 36 16. 2g = 1 17. 2g = ½ 18. 2g = 0.25 Identify each function as exponential growth or exponential decay then find the percent of increase or decrease for each function. 19. y = 105 0.53x 20. y = 856 1.07x 21. y = 3112 2.49x 22. y = 4 0.19x 23. y = 10,000 0.48x 24. y = 21 0.34x Write an exponential function to model each situation. 25. 5,000,000,000 initial population 3.5% annual decrease 8 years 26. $2400 purchase 10% loss in value each year 9 years 27. $500 initial market value 13.2% annual increase 17 years Simplify each radical. 28. 6√7 - 2√28 29. 5(√20 + √80) 30. √54 - 2√6 31. √96 *√25 32. 84 121 33. 100 169 * Question 32 and 33 should have a radical sign over the entire fraction. Add, subtract, or multiply as indicated. Leave answers in scientific notation. 34. 5.1 x 106 + 4.5 x 105 = 35. 8.1 x 108 – 6.7 x 107 = 36. 2.3 x 103 3.6 x 107 = 37. 6.77 x 1012 + 5.4 x 109 =