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Mad Minute for Laws of Exponents Algebra 091 (Bill Monroe) Primary Concept: Simplifying expressions using laws of exponents. Purpose: Students will demonstrate their ability to identify appropriate rules for simplifying expressions using the laws of exponents.. Supplies: paper, pencil, activity sheet, room, normal setting, students working individually Vocabulary: Base, exponent, power, factor, variable factor, numeric factor, product rule for like bases, Prompts and time considered: Prompt 5 minutes Give basic instructions Students working individually; given 10 problems on activity sheet (from easy to hard). After instruction, students have 1 minute to identify and align with type of factoring. (See activity sheet) Prompt # 1 5 minutes You will work alone and answer as many of the 10 questions on the activity sheet as possible. Prompt #2 Hand in to instructor (name required), no grade given. Prompt #3 5 minutes Discussions on problems (next class day) – hard or easy? Prompt #4 5 minutes Students work in pairs on the hard problem to identify the type of factoring then solve the problem and prepare to present to the class. Take the hardest problem to factor. Find the method and complete the factorization (do in groups of two). Total time: 20 minutes Note: Good factoring methods for Quadratic Expressions will get solutions to Quadratic Equations in the next lesson. Math 091 Mad Minute Activity – Laws of Exponents 5.1 – 5.2 Names Working alone, write the answers to as many problems as you can. You only have one Minute! Don not use a calculator. 1) x 3 × x 2 4) (2xy3 )(3x 5 y-2 ) 7) y -2 x 2 y 4 x -4 -2 æ 2x ö 9) ç ÷ è 3y ø 2) y 5 × y-8 3) (2xy3 )3 5) 3x 3 × y-2 8) (2x 6 )2 (x 2 )3 ( 2xy ) 10) 3 2 8x 2 y -2 6) x6 x -2 Mad Minute Activity for sections 5.1 – 5.2 Turn this page over and begin doing problems when your teacher says to start.