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Which example below shows the Zero Property of Multiplication?

1 • 0 = 0

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Try AgainTry AgainHERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: Any number multiplied by zero equals zero

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Solve

((3³ + 1) ● (2 – 1))

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Try AgainTry AgainHERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: Solve each set of parentheses first then Solve each set of parentheses first then multiply, Remember that 3 cubed is the same as 3 * 3multiply, Remember that 3 cubed is the same as 3 * 3

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What operation comes first to solve?

3 ● (4 – 2) ÷ 2

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(4 – 2)

3 ● 4

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2 ÷ 2

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: PEMDAS, the P stands for what?

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How many operations to perform

In what order operations should be performed

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What does the order of operations tell you?

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: ORDER of operations

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5 ● 5 ● 5

5 ● 3

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What is

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: The answer should be 125

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Solve

100 ÷ 25 ● 4

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4

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT:

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: When using multiplication and division you must work from left to right.

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A number multiplied by zero equals zero

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Which definition is correct for the Identity Property of Multiplication?

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A number plus one maintains its value

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: Example: 9 • 1 = 9

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+ = +

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What example below shows the Commutative Property of Addition?

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● = ●

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: C O stands for what in commutative property?

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Multiplication then division

Do multiplication and division in any order

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When you have multiplication and division in a problem, which comes

first?

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Do multiplication and division from left to right

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HERE IS A HINT:HERE IS A HINT: It can be said “ Please excuse my dear Aunt Sally” or “Please excuse dear my Sally Aunt.”

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Which answer is greater, 2³ or 3²? Write your answer on a sheet of paper EXPLAINING why one answer is

larger than the other. Bring in your answer the DAY OF THE QUIZ! You

will receive 1 pt extra credit

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Extra credit

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