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Lesson 1

exponent review

Unit 7

exponents and scientific notation

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Warm Up

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1.1 Warm Up - which one doesn’t belong: Twos

Which expression does not belong? Be prepared to share your reasoning.

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Learning Targets

I can use exponents to describe repeated multiplication.

I understand the meaning of a term with an exponent.

The purpose of this lesson is to understand exponential notation and use it to reason about a situation that involves repeated multiplication

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1.2 return of the genie

Mai and Andre found an old, brass bottle that contained a magical genie. They freed the genie, and it offered them each a magical $1 coin as thanks. The magic coin turned into 2 coins on the first day. The 2 coins turned into 4 coins on the second day. On the third day, the 4 coins magically turned into 8 coins, and this pattern continued for 28 days.

Visual of the coins magically multiplying

Mai was trying to calculate how many coins she would have and remembered that instead of writing for the number of coins on the 6th day, she could write 26.

  1. The number of coins Mai had on the 28th day is very, very large. Write an expression to represent this number without computing its value.

  • Andre’s coins lost their magic on the 25th day, so Mai has a lot more coins than he does. How many times more coins does Mai have than Andre?

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1.3 broken coin

After a while, Jada picks up a coin that seems different than the others. She notices that the next day, only half of the coin is left! On the second day, only ¼ of the coin is left. On the third day, 1/8 of the coin remains.

  1. What fraction of the coin remains after 6 days?

  • What fraction of the coin remains after 28 days? Write an expression to describe this without computing its value.

  • Does the coin disappear completely? If so, after how many days?

Watch the magical coin changing for ten days with this applet.

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Are you Ready for more?

Tyler has two parents. Each of his parents also has two parents.

  1. Draw a family tree showing Tyler, his parents, his grandparents, and his great-grandparents.

  • We say that Tyler’s eight great-grandparents are “three generations back” from Tyler. At which generation back does Tyler have 262,144 ancestors?

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Lesson Summary

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1.4 Cool Down: exponent check

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Reflections

• Can you use exponents to describe repeated multiplication?

Can you understand the meaning of a term with an exponent?

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Practice Problems

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Lesson Video

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