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Simplify each expression, first as a base to a single power, then, if possible, as a decimal.
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Write the following expressions so that no answer includes negative exponents. Assume the variables are nonzero.
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Simplify each expression, first as a base to a single power, then, if possible, as a decimal.
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Simplify the following and write your answers in scientific notation.
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11.26 sec 11.23 sec 11.30 sec 11.29 sec
Assume the data above is used to predict the average time it takes a runner to run the 100-m dash. Use the mean from the data set to compute the absolute error and relative error if the actual time to run the 100 meters is 11.26 seconds. Round to two decimal places if necessary.
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RE: ___________
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Simplify the following and write your answers in scientific notation.
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Convert each number into decimal notation.
-9.247 times 109
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Use your calculator to evaluate the following expressions. If the value is not exact, round
your answer to four decimal places.
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Simplify each expression, first as a base to a single power, then, if possible, as a decimal.
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How many hundreds, tens, and ones are in the following sum? 855 +741
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Write the following expressions so that no answer includes negative exponents. Assume the variables are nonzero.
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Use dimensional analysis to answer the following.
-A leaky faucet wastes three quarts of water per day.
Assuming this loss rate doesn't change, approximately
how many gallons of water is wasted per year? There
are four quarts per gallon and about 365 days per year.
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