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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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7. Systems of Linear Inequalities

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Exercise 50 Page 262

An exponent is a number or expression written above a number indicating how many times the number is being multiplied by itself.

$(- 13)^{3}$

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We want to write the given expression using exponents. Recall that an exponent is a number or expression written above a number indicating how many times that number is being multiplied by itself. Let's consider the given expression.

3 t i m e s (- 13) \cdot (- 13) \cdot (- 13) \Leftrightarrow (- 13)^{3}

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Communicate Your Answer p.255

Monitoring Progress p.256-259

Exercises p.260-262