Question 1Easier
Which expression has the greatest value?
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Answer: A —
; ; ; . So has the greatest value.
Study on the flyISEE UpperQuantitative ReasoningExponents, roots, and scientific notation
Quantitative Reasoning
On the ISEE Upper Quantitative Reasoning section, Exponents, roots, and scientific notation covers integer and negative powers, products of square roots, and numbers written in scientific form.
A student has to evaluate and simplify expressions, compare their sizes, and convert among equivalent writings. Items often present several powered or radical expressions and ask which is largest, or they give paired exponential definitions and a negative input and ask for a value.
Choices tend to be near-miss numbers or rewritten forms, with traps around the sign of an exponent, combining radicals incorrectly, and moving the decimal the wrong way.
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Question 1Easier
Which expression has the greatest value?
Answer: A —
; ; ; . So has the greatest value.
Question 2Easier
, ,
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| The value of | The value of |
Answer: B — The quantity in Column B is greater
Since , , while . Thus .
Question 3Easier
What is the value of ?
Answer: A — 12
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