Questions

For the first ten problems, evaluate each expression by using the order of operations.

1) Evaluate.

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2) Evaluate.

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3) Evaluate.

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4) Evaluate.

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5) Evaluate.

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6) Evaluate.

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7) Evaluate.

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8) Evaluate.

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9) Evaluate.

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For the next eight problems, simplify each expression. Assume no variable equals zero and write your answers with positive exponents. State the letter of the answer that represents the correct simplified form for the given expression.

10) Simplify.

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11) Simplify.

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12) Simplify.

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13) Simplify.

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14) Simplify.

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15) Simplify.

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16) Simplify.

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17) Simplify.

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18) Describe how to use Properties of Exponents to simplify the given expression.

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19) Explain.

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