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Maths Indices

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Maths Indices
first 3 rules of indices
- when timing, add the indices
- when dividing, you takeaway the indices
- when in brackets, you times the indices
- Only works if the base numbers are the same
- if the equation involves numbers and letters, do them separately
- If its in the bracket then still do separately e.g (2a)4 = 16a4 because 2x2x2x2 = 16 and then a4
- when timing, add the indices
a few indices rules to remember
- anything with an indice/power of 0 is 1 e.g 2 to the power of 0 = 1, 3 to the power of 0 = 1 etc...
- anything with a base of 1 is 1
- E.G. 1 to power of -4 = 1/1 by 4 which = 1/1 which = 1
Negative indices
- think of beyonce song, if you like it then you should have put a ring around it. now change it to if it's a minus then you better put a 1 over it, and also get rid of minus. so rather than 2 by the power of -8 it will be 1/2 by power of 8 which = 1/256
Fractional indices
- rule = x to the power of 1/n = nth root of x
- e.g 125 to the power of 1/3 = cube root of 125 which = 5
- if the fraction is a minus then deal with the minus first
- rule = x to the power of 1/n = nth root of x
More complicated incies
- Get rid of negative indices immediately
- then split up fractional indices
- top number of fraction becomes power out of bracket and bottom becomes 1/__ power
- then you can use the fractional indices rule to get to the next step
- Then type into calculator and your done
- then you can use the fractional indices rule to get to the next step
- top number of fraction becomes power out of bracket and bottom becomes 1/__ power
- then split up fractional indices
- Examples
- the indices might not always be in a fraction so just type the indices into the calculator and it will transfer it to fraction
- Get rid of negative indices immediately
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- GCSE Core subjects (Maths) Mindmap am Maths Indices, erstellt von hannahjpot am 25/04/2015.
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