Exam 4: Multiplication With Exponents
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Use the property
to simplify the expression. If needed, write your answer with positive exponents only. 


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Simplify the expression, and write your answer in scientific notation. 

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The displacement, in cubic inches, of a car engine is given by the formula
where s is the stroke and b is the bore, as shown in the figure, and c is the number of cylinders. Calculate the engine displacement for the Ferrari Modena: 8 cylinders, 3.35 inches of bore, 3.11 inches of stroke. Use 3.14 to approximate
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Given the polynomial.
Identify the polynomial. __________ Give the degree. __________

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Simplify the expression. An answer with exponents should contain positive exponents only. 

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The number
is not in scientific notation because 39 is larger than 10. Write
in scientific notation. 



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Identify the polynomial as a trinomial, binomial, or monomial, and give the degree. 

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Fill in the area of each small rectangle and square, and then add the results together to find the indicated product.



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Suppose you have two boxes, each of which is a cube. Suppose further that the length of a side of the second box is twice as long as the length of a side of the first box. If the length of a side of the first box is x , find the volume of each box. Then find the number of smaller boxes that will fit inside the larger box.
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