Grade 9 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Numbers
Powers: What They Really Mean
A strip of equal factors, written short. Change the base, change the exponent, move the minus sign — then divide back down and fall past zero.
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Grade 9 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Numbers
The Exponent Laws
Two strips of the same base. Push them together, cancel them in pairs, or watch a sum refuse to join — then take out what it shares.
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Grade 12 · Mathematics · Unit 1 · Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Exponential Functions
A count that doubles every hour, read forwards and backwards. Write the rule as a function, read its properties, find the line it never touches, and draw it.
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