Algebra 1 Common Core Student Edition, Grade 8-9

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    1. V{2df 2 8. ^256a3



  1. V( 8 x)2 30. i/r ic? 31. \/625y3

  2. V36x 33. ^x 3 34.

  3. Manufacturing A company that manufactures memory chips for digital ^ Se e Pr o b l e m 4.
    cameras uses the formula c = 120 ^/n 2 + 1300 to determine the cost c, in dollars,
    of producing n chips. How much will it cost to produce 250 chips?
    52d 36. Archaeology Carbon-14 is present in all living organisms and decays at a
    predictable rate. To estimate the age of an organism, archaeologists measure the amount
    of carbon-14 left in its remains. The approximate amount of carbon-14 remaining 3
    after 5000 years can be found using the formula A = A 0 (2.7) 5 , where A0 is the initial
    amount of carbon-14 in the sample that is tested. How much carbon-14 is left in a sample
    that is 5000 years old and originally contained 7.0 X 10-12 grams of carbon-14?


Q Apply Simplify each expression using the properties of exponents, and then write the
expression in radical form.



  1. (xj)(x^ ) 38. (a i )(a * ) 39. [cd)^[d^)

  2. (3x5)(8x2) 41. (36x)^(49x)^ 42. (xi)(8x)s


Write each expression in exponential form. Simplify when possible.

43 ,^ -^ b 44. 3^^ - 2'v3/o3 45. (x/ab3) - (^ 2 5 6 a 3)


  1. (9x)2 + \J/625y3 47. (^y)(^y)(^y) 48. V(2c)i + ^

  2. Sp o r t s The radius r of a sphere that has volume Visr= The volume of a
    basketball is approximately 434.67 in.3. The radius of a tennis ball is about one
    fourth the radius of a basketball. Find the radius of the tennis ball.

  3. a. Show that V x2 = x by rewriting Vx2 in exponential form,
    b. Show that \J/x2 = V x by rewriting V x2 in exponential form.

  4. Th i n k ab o u t a Pl an You want to simplify the expression 4x? + 3 Vx3.



  • How can you write the radical expression using a rational exponent?

  • Can you add the resulting terms?

  • What is the result in simplest form?

  • Can you write the result in two equivalent forms?



  1. Open-Ended Write an expression using rational exponents. Then write an
    equivalent expression using radicals.


Write each expression in exponential form. See Problem 3.

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