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2. Order of Operations

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Exercise 41 Page 13

a^6=a* a* a* a* a* a

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The expression 3^6, or 3 to the 6^\text{th} power, means that we need to multiply 3 by itself 6 times.

3^6=3* 3* 3* 3* 3* 3 To calculate this, we can type either 3^6 or 3* 3* 3* 3 * 3* 3 in the calculator. Both expressions give us the same answer, but the first one is somewhat easier to type.

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H.O.T. Problems p.14

Standardized Test Practice p.15

Spiral Review p.15

Skills Review p.15

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