section p.2
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Section P.2. Exponents and Radicals. Definition of Exponent. An exponent is the power p in an expression a p . 5 2 The number 5 is the base . The number 2 is the exponent . The exponent is an instruction that tells us how many times to use the base in a multiplication. Puzzler. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Section P.2
Exponents and Radicals
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Definition of Exponent
• An exponent is the power p in an expression ap.
52
• The number 5 is the base.• The number 2 is the exponent. • The exponent is an instruction that tells us
how many times to use the base in a multiplication.
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Puzzler
(-5)2 = -52?(-5)(-5) = -(5)(5)
25 = -25
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Examples
43
-34
(-2)5
(-3/4)2
=(4)(4)(4) = 64=(-)(3)(3)(3)(3) = -81=(-2)(-2)(-2)(-2)(-2)= -32=(-3/4)(-3/4) = (9/16)
Which of these will be negative?
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Multiplication with Exponents by Definition
32 35
= (3)(3) (3)(3)(3)(3)(3)= 37
Note 2+5=7
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Property 1 for Exponents
• If a is any real number and r and s are integers, then
To multiply two expressions with the same base, add exponents and use the common base.
sr aa sra
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Which one is it?
6x 62x
42 xx
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Which one is it?
52 54
32
32 1024
52 23 22
23 22 48
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Examples of Property 1
95 925
63 55
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By the Definition of Exponents
5
3
xx
2
1x
2x
Notice that 5 – 3 = 2
5
3
xx
5 3x 2x
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Examples
3
2
aa
7
4
bb
200
100
cc
1a
a3
1b
3b
100c
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Property 2 for Exponents
• If a is any real number and r and s are integers, then
r
s
aa
r sa ( 0)a
To divide like bases subtract the exponents.
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Negative Exponents
3
5
xx 2
1x
Notice that 3 – 5 = -2
3
5
xx
3 5x 2x 2
1x
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Property 3Definition of Negative Exponents
• If n is a positive integer, then
1 1 nn
naa a
0a
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Examples of Negative Exponents
323
12
Notice that: Negative Exponents do not indicate negative numbers.
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Negative exponents do indicate Reciprocals.
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Examples of Negative Exponents
63x6
3x
Notice that exponent does not touch the 3.
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Zero as an Exponent2
2
55
2525
1
2
2
55
2 25 05 1
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Zero to the Zero?2
2
55
2 25 05 1
2
2
00
2 20 00 1
Zeros are not allowed in the denominator. So 00 is undefined.
STOP
Undefined
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Examples08 18 0 14 4
18
1 4 5
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Property 5 for Exponents
• If a and b are any real number and r is an integer, then
Distribute the exponent.
rab rr ba
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Examples of Property 5
25x 2 25 x 225x
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Power to a Power by Definition
(32)3
= ((3)(3))1((3)(3))1((3)(3))1
= 36
Note 3(2)=6
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Property 6 for Exponents
• If a is any real number and r and s are integers, then
A power raised to another power is the base raised to the product of the powers.
sra sra
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Examples of Property 5 + 6
32 5 4 22 (3 )x y x y 3 6 15 2 8 22 3x y x y6 15 8 28 9x y x y
14 1772x y
))()(98( 21586 yyxx
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Examples of Property 6
One base, two exponents… multiply the exponents.
323 63
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Definition of nth root of a number
Let a and b be real numbers and let n ≥ 2 be a positive integer. If
a = bn then b is the nth root of a. If n = 2, the root is a square root.If n = 3, the root is a cube root.
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Property 2 for Radicals
• The nth root of a product is the product of nth roots
nnn baab
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Property 3 for Radicals
• The nth root of a quotient is the quotient of the nth roots
n
nn
ba
ba
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4 310 38 2
For a radicand to come out of a radical the exponent must match the index.
a 7 2cb
3 36xd xd 2
5 5a 7 27cb
3 333 xdd
5 425323 zyx 5 zyxzyx
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Example 1
50 225
25
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Example 2
3448 yx
yyx 34 2
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Example 3
3 4540 ba
3 252 baab
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Simplified Form for Radical Expressions
A radical expression is in simplified form if1. All possible factors have been removed from
the radical. None of the factors of the radicand can be written in powers greater than or equal to the index.
2. There are no radicals in the denominator.3. The index of the radical is reduced.
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Example 6
43
43
23
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Example 7
65
65
66
3630
630
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Example 10
3 47
3 22
7
3 1
3 1
2
23 3
3
2
27
2273
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For something to go inside a radical the exponent must match the index.
3 3a3 1)(a
5 25cb5 2)( cb
72 1)(d 7 14d7 77 )()( dd
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Rationalize the denominator.
31
33
93
33
This will always be a
perfect square.
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Rationalize the denominator.
57
55
2557
5
57
Often you will not need to
write this step.
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Rationalize the denominator.
210
22
4210
2
210
25
5
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Simplify numerator first, if possible
1116
114
1111
11114
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Simplify first then rationalize.
185
925
235
22
2310
610
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Reduce, simplify, rationalize
328
41
41
21
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Product
65
21
322
5
32
5
325
33
3215
615
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Another product
1024
85
108245
23
23
22
26
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Assume that r and t represent nonnegative real numbers.
75 22tr
77
75rt
735rt
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Cube roots are a different story.
3
25
3
2222
3
222225
2203
3 3
3
2
45
Must have 3 of a kind
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Cube Roots
3
75
3
7777
3
777775
72453
3 3
3
7
495
Must have 3 of a kind
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More Cube Roots
3
95
3
33
3
2735
3153
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Simplify first
2121518
22
22303
22
153
3
2
4303
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Simplify, rationalize
3227
22
21627
24227
2427
8227
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Reduce and rationalize
320
2019
33
957
319
357
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Cube root
3
52
3
5555
3
125252
5503
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P.2 Assignment
• Page 21 • #9 – 42 multiples of 3 (a’s only),• 55 – 63 odd (a’s only)• 72 – 84 Multiples of 3 (a’s only)• 95 – 99 odd (a’s only)