Lesson 5.1 Prime Factorization (Take two!)

Hi everyone! Well, based on the results of our warm-up, I decided to give Prime Factorization another try. There were many students that did a great job, but then there were others that had a hard time. That said, I wend over the material again, and assigned a few problems that you can find under the movie! Have a great night.

7th period homework
Do the prime factorization of the following: 1) 125 2) 250 3) 156 4) 2066

1st period homework
Do the prime factorization of the following: 1) 250 2) 2160 3) 2066

4th period homework
This class didn't have an assignment for "Take two" day. However, if you would like to do any of the problems above you certainly can! :)

Answers to the homework ::
*NOTE*  The "^" sign shows the use of an exponent. Therefore 5^3 means 5 to the power of 3 where 3 is the exponent and 5 is the base.

125 => 5^3
250 => 2 x 5^3
156 => (2^2) x 3 x 13
2160 => (2^4) x (3^3) x 5
2066 => 2 x 1033

Lesson 5.1 Prime Factorization

Here is the lesson from today! The homework is:

#'s 9-31 odds on page 199 in the math textbook!

Converting Fractions to Decimals

Alright!! The first lesson is real exciting, and please don't worry... I'm okay! :)
The second little video includes an example I left out from movie one.

The homework is a 6 problem worksheet. All work must be done in the math notebook!!