Write your own math poem. The content of your poem should reflect what you know about the properties of integer exponents or scientific notation. Challenge yourself by playing with the poem’s form—use a fun rhythm, use a pattern of syllables, or make it rhyme!

Exponents

By Vicki Young

I open up my textbook when I first get out of bed,

Start studying those rules, just like my teacher said!

Recognizing bases, exponents, too.

Exponents must be positive, negatives won't do.

I've got to work these problems, I've got to find a way.

Oh, I feel frantic today!

I start to see a pattern to how these things are done.

I raise to zero power and the answer's always one.

The base just can't be zero - I must remember that.

Just three more rules to learn now and then I can relax.

I'll put it all together, I'll know it pretty soon.

Oh, I feel better at noon!

To multiply same bases, exponents I combine.

Dividing's just the opposite, but then I must decide

To subtract the smaller power, the base correctly place.

The power rule says multiply, parentheses erase.

I know I've got these rules now, I know I've got them right.

Oh, I feel lucky tonight!

Step-by-step explanation:

.24

step-by-step explanation:

the probability is   .24

the first player had the highest probability of getting a silver marble

the game could be made fair by adding back the marble that was drawn after each draw

answer: when you burn wood, the carbon reacts with the oxygen in the air to create ash and smoke. that is a permanent change you cannot undo that.

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