5.1 Monomials

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5.1 Monomials

Monomial Standard Notation Scientific Notation

Definition of a Monomial Monomial are one term algebraic expression. A term is an coefficient times a variable to a power.

7x 3 The coefficient is 7 The variable is x The power is 3 Monomial powers are never fractions or negative. Monomial will never a variable as a denominator.

Negative exponents If you remember how to multiply variables, then learning about negative is easier.

x

3 

x

5 

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

x

3  5 

x

8 When you multiply like variables you add their exponents

Negative exponents When you divide like variables you subtract their exponents

x

5 

x

3 

x

x

x

x

x x

x

x

x

5  3 

x

2

Negative exponents When you divide like variables you subtract their exponents

x

3 

x

5 

x

x

x

x

x x

x

x

x

3  5  1

x

2 

x

 2

Simplify with only positive exponents   2

a

3

b

  5

ab

4 

k

2

k

10 ;

k

 0

x

5

y

 2

Properties of Powers

x

Power of Power  

x

5  4 

x

20 Power of Product

     

a

1  3

b

3  3 

a

3

b

9 Power of Fractions  

x

7

y

2   3   

x

7

y

2    

x

7

y

2    

x

7

y

2   

x

7  3

y

2  3 

x

21

y

6

Simplify with only positive exponents   4   3

c

2

d

5 3  2

a b

2 5   

x

3     4

Simplify with only positive exponents   

a

6 3

a

5

y b

4

y

  5

Scientific Notation A way to express really big or small number in terms of a power of ten. Scientific Notation needs to have one number in front of the decimal.

3,120,000 would become 3.12 X 10 6 0.00000451 would become 4.51 X 10 -6

Write Standard Notation in Scientific Notation 4,560,000 0.000092

You can multiply with scientific notation (3 X 10 4 )(5 X 10 5 ) = (3X5)(10 4 X10 5 ) = 15 x 10 9 = 1.5 x 10 x 10 9 = 1.5 x 10 10

You can multiply with scientific notation (1.8 x 10 -4 )(4 x 10 7 ) =

Division of scientific notation 2 .

7

X

10 6 3

X

10 4  2 .

7

X

3 10 6 10 4  0 .

9

X

10 2  9 .

0

X

10  1

X

10 2  9 .

0

X

10

Now something from the 70’s The power of TEN http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0

Homework Page 226 – 228 # 19 – 59 odd 64,65, 80 – 84 even

Homework Page 226 – 228 # 18 – 60 even 79, 81, 83