Module 3 Jeopardy
Simplifying
Radicals
Exponent Rules
Common
Ratios
Radicals as
exponents
Other
$100
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$200
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$300
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Simplifying Radicals - $100
Simplify the expression
8
Answer
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2 2
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Simplifying Radicals - $200
Simplify the expression
48
Answer
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4 3
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Simplify the expression
3
40
Answer
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3
2 5
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Simplify the expression
4
32
Answer
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4
2 2
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Simplify the expression
3
250
Answer
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3
5 2
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Exponent Rules - $100
Simplify using exponent rules
3
10
2 ∙2
Answer
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13
2
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Simplify using exponent rules
9
6
4
6
Answer
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5
6
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Simplify using exponent rules
10 2
12
Answer
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20
12
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Simplify using exponent rules
2
𝑦
0
𝑥 ∙ 3
𝑦
Answer
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1
1
𝑦
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Simplify using exponent rules
−1
8
−2 2
∙8
Answer
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1
6
8
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Common Ratios - $100
Find the common ratio for the
exponential sequence below.
Input
0
Output
2
1
2
18
Answer
Common Ratios - $100
𝑟=3
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Common Ratios - $200
Find the common ratio for the
exponential sequence below.
Input
0
Output
4
1
2
3
32
Answer
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𝑟=2
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Find the common ratio for the
exponential sequence below.
Input
0
Output
-2
1
2
3
-128
Answer
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𝑟=4
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Find the common ratio for the
exponential sequence below.
Input
0
Output
8
1
2
3
4
5000
Answer
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𝑟=5
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Find the number that would go
in the column with the 2
Input
0
Output
2
1
2
3
4
162
Answer
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18
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Radicals as Exponents - $100
Write the following expression
as a radical
1 2
3
Answer
Radicals as Exponents - $100
3
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Write the following expression
as a radical
1 3
4
Answer
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3
4
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Write the following expression
as a radical
1 5
14
Answer
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5
14
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Write the following expression
as a radical
2 3
6
Answer
3
6
2
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or
3
36
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Write the following expression
as a radical
𝑥
5 4
Answer
4
𝑥
5
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or
4
5
𝑥
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Other - $100
What is the name of this sign?
Answer
Other - $100
Radical
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Other - $200
Why does
4
16 = 2?
Answer
Other - $200
Because
2 ∙ 2 ∙ 2 ∙ 2 = 16
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Other - $300
What is another way to
write the expression
𝑥
−4
?
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Why does
1
−1
2 = ?
2
Answer
Other - $400
Because when we increase
exponents, we multiply by that
number and when we decrease,
we divide. So if our exponent
becomes negative, we are
dividing.
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Why does
0
2 = 1?
Answer
Other - $500
Because when we increase
exponents, we multiply by that
number and when we decrease,
1
we divide. We know that 2 = 2
0
so if we divide to get 2 we get 1.
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