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Tell rational numbers from irrational ones, and convert a repeating decimal into a fraction to show why repeating decimals are rational.
Make worksheets →Trap an irrational number between whole numbers and then between tenths, locate it on a number line, and compare two roots without a calculator.
Make worksheets →Evaluate whole-number bases raised to exponents from -4 to 4, including zero and negative exponents (which give unit fractions).
Make worksheets →Simplify expressions using product, quotient, and power-of-a-power rules with integer exponents.
Make worksheets →Solve equations of the form x squared = p and x cubed = p, and know why a square gives two solutions while a cube gives one.
Make worksheets →Write numbers in scientific notation and back, compare magnitudes, and estimate very large or very small quantities.
Make worksheets →Multiply, divide, add, and subtract numbers written in scientific notation.
Make worksheets →Compare two proportional relationships given in different forms — a table against an equation — by reducing each to its unit rate, the slope.
Make worksheets →Solve multi-step linear equations in one variable — with variables on both sides, distributing where needed, and recognizing equations with one, no, or infinitely many solutions.
Understand that a function assigns exactly one output to each input: decide whether a relation is a function, and evaluate a function at given inputs.
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