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Lesson: 1.3 Powers of Monomials ○ p. 25-30 ○ Work through the lesson: complete Learn- Examples- Check- Apply Assignment: Practice 1.3 D ue Friday 5.15 ● P.31-32 ● You will need to submit this assignment to your teacher
Lesson: 1.4 Zero & Negative Exponents ○ p. 33-40 ○ Work through the lesson: complete Learn- Examples- Check- Apply Assignment: Practice 1.4 D ue Friday 5.22 ● P. 41-42 ● You will need to submit this assignment to your teacher
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