Exponents and Powers: Squares and Cubes
This page presents a comprehensive table of squares and cubes, serving as an essential reference for students studying exponents and powers. The left side of the table focuses on squares (liczby do potęgi 2), while the right side displays cubes (liczby do potęgi 3).
The square table begins with 1² and extends to 30², providing a wide range of values for reference. Notable entries include:
Example: 10² = 100, demonstrating how squaring 10 results in adding two zeros.
Highlight: 20² = 400, which is a key value to remember for quick mental calculations.
The cube table starts from 1³ and goes up to 20³, showcasing the rapid growth of numbers when cubed. Some significant entries are:
Example: 5³ = 125, illustrating how cubing can quickly produce three-digit results.
Highlight: 10³ = 1000, another crucial value for understanding the magnitude of cubed numbers.
This table serves as an excellent tool for students to visualize and memorize common square and cube values, which is crucial for solving problems involving potęgi 3 stopnia and pierwiastki 2 i 3 stopnia.
Vocabulary: Potęgi - Powers or exponents in Polish mathematics terminology.
The layout of the table allows for easy comparison between squares and cubes, helping students grasp the difference in growth rates between 2 do potęgi 2 and 2 do potęgi 3, for instance.
This resource is particularly useful for students in classes 7 and 8, where topics like pierwiastki i potęgi klasa 7 and potęgi i pierwiastki klasa 8 are typically covered in the curriculum.
