Lecture Notes for Section 8.2
... a b ab (the product of two square roots is the square root of the products) and ab a b (vice-versa; the square root of a product equals the product of the square roots). This second equation is very useful for simplifying radicals, if you can think of the number under the square root as a ...
... a b ab (the product of two square roots is the square root of the products) and ab a b (vice-versa; the square root of a product equals the product of the square roots). This second equation is very useful for simplifying radicals, if you can think of the number under the square root as a ...
Scientific Notation
... For very large numbers and extrememly small ones, these numbers can be placed in scientific notation in order to express them in a more concise form. In addition, numbers placed in this notation can be used in a computation with far greater ease. This last advantage was more practical before the adv ...
... For very large numbers and extrememly small ones, these numbers can be placed in scientific notation in order to express them in a more concise form. In addition, numbers placed in this notation can be used in a computation with far greater ease. This last advantage was more practical before the adv ...
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... A recipe for a dry rub requires teaspoon of salt for every pound of meat. How much salt is required for ...
... A recipe for a dry rub requires teaspoon of salt for every pound of meat. How much salt is required for ...
Factor Special Products (9
... The ONLY binomial that can be factored into a (binomial) (binomial) is “The Difference of 2 Squares” Perfect Square ...
... The ONLY binomial that can be factored into a (binomial) (binomial) is “The Difference of 2 Squares” Perfect Square ...
Number Cover Up
... The first player throws the 2 dice and either covers the numbers thrown or the total of the dice on their number line. The player could cover 4 and 2, or cover 6 (4+2) ...
... The first player throws the 2 dice and either covers the numbers thrown or the total of the dice on their number line. The player could cover 4 and 2, or cover 6 (4+2) ...
Section 2-1 Numbers & Estimates
... Find the largest perfect square that goes into the radicand 2) Write the radicand as a product of the perfect square and a number\ 3) Pull the perfect square out of the radical ...
... Find the largest perfect square that goes into the radicand 2) Write the radicand as a product of the perfect square and a number\ 3) Pull the perfect square out of the radical ...
Numeracy Overview Year 4 - St Marys Primary School, Killyclogher
... Use, read and begin to understand the related vocabulary of multiplication and division, eg: ‘times’, ‘divisible by’ Understand that multiplication and division are oppposites and use to check results of calculations (10÷2=5 so 2x5=10) Begin to recognise that some numbers cannot be divided equally a ...
... Use, read and begin to understand the related vocabulary of multiplication and division, eg: ‘times’, ‘divisible by’ Understand that multiplication and division are oppposites and use to check results of calculations (10÷2=5 so 2x5=10) Begin to recognise that some numbers cannot be divided equally a ...