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Grade 6 McGraw Hill Glencoe - Answer Keys
Chapter 6:Expressions;Lesson 1: Powers and Exponents
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H.O.T. PROBLEME Higher Order Thinking |
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Question 14
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Model with Mathematics Write a power whose value is greater than 1,000.
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Question 15
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Persevere with Problems Use the table to solve.
a. Describe the pattern for the powers of 2.
Write the values of 2¹ and 20 in the table.
b.Describe the pattern for the powers of 4.
Write the values of 4¹ and 40 in the table.
c.Describe the pattern for the powers of 10.Write the values of 10¹ and 100 in the table.
d.Write a rule for finding the value of any base with an exponent of 0.
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Question 16
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Be Precise Multiplication is defined as repeated addition. Use the word repeated to define exponential form. Justify your reasoning.
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Question 17
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Reason Inductively Suppose the population of the United States is about 230 million. Is this number closer to 107 or 108 ? Explain your reasoning.
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