Final: Roots and Powers
Part of the Numbers & Operations section of Coddy's Pre-Algebra journey. Lesson 57 of 60.
This line mixes a square root, a cube and a power of -1. Each of them turns into a single number before anything is added or subtracted, and then what is left is worked left to right.
Challenge
Work out √(49) - 2^3 + (-1)^6.
Try it yourself
sqrt(49) - 2^3 + (-1)^6
Simplify the expression
This lesson includes a short quiz. Start the lesson to answer it and track your progress.
All lessons in Numbers & Operations
1Working on the Board
Your First AnswerType the Next LineOne Line at a TimeDots and BarsFriendly ProductsRecap: Board Work4Adding Integers
Adding Two NegativesDifferent SignsZero PairsAdding Several IntegersRecap: Adding Integers2Order of Operations
Multiply Before AddingLeft to RightParentheses FirstBrackets Inside BracketsThe Fraction Bar GroupsRecap: Order of Operations5Subtracting Integers
Add the OppositeSubtracting a NegativePlus and Minus in a RowDistance Between NumbersRecap: Subtracting Integers8Square Roots
Perfect SquaresUndoing a SquareRoots in ExpressionsThe Root Sign GroupsBetween Two Whole NumbersRecap: Square Roots11Final Challenges
Final: Every Rule at OnceFinal: Roots and PowersFinal: The FreezerFinal: Over the BarFinal: On the Line