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Math Homework: Multiplications, Powers, and Average Salary Calculation - Prof. Sheldon H. , Assignments of Elementary Mathematics

A math homework assignment focusing on multiplications, powers, and evaluating expressions. It also includes calculations for the average salary of an employee and the perimeter and area of different shapes.

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Name___________________
DSPM 0700 HOMEWORK (ASSIGNMENT 2, SECTIONS 1-2 THROUGH 1-3)
Write the following expressions as multiplications (e.g.,
2
3 3 3
). Then evaluate the
expression:
1.
2
13
2
13 13 13 169
(The exponent means that the base is taken
as a factor that many times)
2.
5
3
5
3 3 3 3 3 3 243
3.
3
1.5
3
1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 3.375
4.
2
6.1
Evaluate the following:
5.
225
225 15
(The square root of a number is the number whose
square is the original number;
2
15 225
)
6.
441
441 21
7.
1.96
1.96 1.4
8.
125.44
125.44 11.2
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Name___________________ DSPM 0700 HOMEWORK (ASSIGNMENT 2, SECTIONS 1-2 THROUGH 1-3) Write the following expressions as multiplications (e.g., 32   3 3 ). Then evaluate the expression:

  1. 132 132  13  13  169 (The exponent means that the base is taken as a factor that many times)
  2. 35 35      3 3 3 3 3  243
  3. (^) 1.5^3 1.5^3 1.5 1.5 1.5 3.
  4. (^) 6.1^2 6.1^2 6.1 6.1 37. Evaluate the following:
  5. (^225) 225  15 (The square root of a number is the number whose square is the original number; (^152)  225 )
  6. (^441) 441  21
    1.96 1.
  7. (^) 125. 125.44 11.

Multiply or divide using the powers of 10. Use the shortcut method:

  1. 1,361^ ^100 1,361  100 136,100 (^) (Add two zeros, or move the decimal point two places to the right—with a whole number, decimal point is assumed to be at the right)
  2. 3, 600, 000^ 10, 000 3, 600, 000 10, 000  (^360) (Drop four zeros, or move the decimal point four places to the left)
  3. 0.0075^ 10, 000 0.0075 10, 000  75
  4. 23, 079^ 10, 000 23, 079 10, 000 2. Use the order of operations to simplify the following:
  5. 23  12  7 23 12 7 8 12 7 (Exponentiation. Perform only the operation in this step and carry the other elements for the ride) 20 7

  (Addition. When two operations of the same precedence appear, perform them from left to right)  13 (Subtraction)

  1. 25  52 (7 2) 25 52 (7 2) 25 52 5 (Perform operation in parentheses) 25 25 5 (Exponentiation) 25 5 (Division) 20 (Subtraction)

10.5 cm 18 cm 9 cm When you have a parallelogram, you have three dimensions, but only two are used in the formula. 2 2 ( 18, 10.5, 9) 2(18) 2(10.5) 36 21 57 cm

P b s b s h 2

162 cm

A bh

18 ft. 7 ft. This figure is a rectangle. Opposite sides of a rectangle are equal in length. 2 2 2(18) 2(7) 36 14 50 ft.

P l w 2

126 ft

A lw