Integers and Fractions
Exponents and Roots
PEMDAS
Real Numbers
100

- 15 - (-11)

-4

100

Evaluate
37*82

139,968

100

(19-7)2 - 12 / 3(2)

136

100

Name the smallest subset of the following:

-√(256)

5-1

√(88)

integer, rational, irrational

200

|15| - |-9|

6

200

(-2)3*(-6)3

1728

200

3(5-|24|)-(√(361)+ 26)

-140

200

Always, Sometimes, Never

Natural numbers are _____ integers.

Negative numbers are _____ whole numbers.

Square roots are ______ rational numbers.

Always, never, sometimes

300

What is this as a fraction and percent?

-0.44444444444444...

-4/9     and    -44.44%

300

Write the expression with a positive exponent.

2-5

1/32

300

(27-(32-2*5)) / (8-62)

-1

300

Define the inverse property and give an example

Inverse: We need to do the opposite operation to cancel something out.

Ex)    10 + (-10) = 0, 10 and -10 are opposites.

400

How many flags can be made from 116 1/4 yards of frabric if each flag requires 22/9 yards?

525/16, so only 52 flags!

400

3√(-27)

(cubed root)

-3

400

Evaluate the following:

8xy - 7y2

x = 2

y = -4

-176

400

Define the distributive property and give an example.

Distribution: Any number on the outside of the parenthesis must multiply EVERYTHING on the inside of the paranthesis.

Ex) 5(x+2) = 5x + 10

500

At the beginning of the year, Jack weighed 2404/5 lbs. At the end of the year he weighed 3/4 his original weight. What does he weigh now?

1803/5 lbs

500

3√(2744) + √(169)

14 + 13 = 27

500

3/2x - xy + 1

x = 5/6

y = 3/10

 = 2

500
What's the difference between rational and irrational numbers?

Rationals are decimals that end OR repeat. Can also be written as a fraction of integers a/b.

Irrationals are decimals that do NOT end AND do NOT repeat. Bonus points if you mentioned Pi.