Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Quiz At Home |
Title: Representing Radicals with Exponents |
Grade: 8-b Lesson: S2-L1 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review. Let us take next 10-15 minutes to solve the five problems using the Quiz Sheet. Then submit the quiz to get the score. This is a good exercise to check your understanding of the concepts. |
Quiz: at Home
| Problem Id | Problem | Options |
|---|---|---|
1 |
Simplify \$ (\sqrt a)^4 \$ and write your answer using exponents. |
A) \$ a^3 \$ B) \$ a^2 \$ C) \$ a^4 \$ D) \$ a^6 \$ |
2 |
Simplify the expression \$ root(3)(a^2b^4)^2 \$ using exponents. |
A) \$ a^(1/3) b^(8/3) \$ B) \$ a^(4/3) b^(5/3) \$ C) \$ a^(4/3) b^(8/3) \$ D) \$ a^(5/3) b^(7/3) \$ |
3 |
Convert \$ (root(4)(mn))^8 \$ into an expression with exponents. |
A) \$ m^3 n^3 \$ B) \$ m^4 n^2 \$ C) \$ m^2 n^4 \$ D) \$ m^2 n^2 \$ |
4 |
A square root of \$ x^8y^6 \$ must be expressed using exponents. Write down the simplified form. |
A) \$ x^4 y^3 \$ B) \$ x^4 y^4 \$ C) \$ x^4 y^2 \$ D) \$ x^3 y^3 \$ |
5 |
Change the following radical expressions to exponential expressions. \$ (root(7)(e^5 f^6))^2 \$. |
A) \$ (e^(10/7))f^(12/7) \$ B) \$ (e^1 f^2)^(1/7) \$ C) \$ (e^10 f^12)^(3/7) \$ D) \$ (e^10 f^12)^(5/7) \$ |
6 |
Express \$(root(5)(4 a^3 b^6))^2\$ using exponents. |
A) \$(4 a^3 b^6)^(2/5)\$ B) \$(7 a^3 b^6)^(5/2)\$ C) \$(4 a^3 b^6)^(5/2)\$ D) \$(4 a^3 b^3)^(2/5)\$ |
7 |
Convert \$(root(6)(x^4 y^3))^5\$ into an expression with rational exponents. |
A) \$(x^4 y^3)^(5/6)\$ B) \$(x^3 y^4)^(6/5)\$ C) \$(x^4 y^4)^(6/5)\$ D) \$(x^4 y^4)^(5/6)\$ |
8 |
Represent \$(root(7)((x^5 y^4)/z^3))^3\$ using exponents. |
A) \$((x^5 y^4)/z^(3/7))^(7/3)\$ B) \$((x^5 y^4)/z^3)^(3/7)\$ C) \$((x^5 y^4)/z^(3/7))^(3/7)\$ D) \$((x^5 y^4)/z^3)^(7/3)\$ |
9 |
Write \$(root(4)(3 a^2 b^3))^6\$ in exponential notation. |
A) \$(3 a^3 b^2)^(3/2)\$ B) \$(3 a^2 b^2)^(2/3)\$ C) \$(3 a^2 b^3)^(3/2)\$ D) \$(3 a^3 b^3)^(3/2)\$ |
10 |
Convert \$root(3)((2x^3 y)^4 \times (3xy^2)^2)\$ to an expression involving exponents. |
A) \$(2x^3 y)^(3/4) \times (3xy^2)^(3/2)\$ B) \$(2x^3)^((4y)/3) \times (3x^2)^(2/3)\$ C) \$(2x^3 y)^(2/3) \times (3xy^2)^(4/3)\$ D) \$(2x^3 y)^(4/3) \times (3xy^2)^(2/3)\$ |
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