Powers, Roots and Standard Form mind maps

Powers, Roots and Standard Form mind maps

These user-made maps organize rules and examples into branches. Indices and Surds brings index rules together, while Rules of exponents includes product, quotient, negative exponent and zero exponent rules. For roots, Surds shows a simplification, and Radicals includes a way to simplify using factors.

Study with a map

Start with Rules of exponents if you want to compare several exponent rules in one place. Follow each branch and explain what changes in the expression. Then cover the map and sketch the connections from memory before checking them.

If you want to test an idea with questions, switch to a quiz on the unit page. If you need a worked explanation instead, look for a note there. Teachers can also select a map to discuss with students in class. Choose a branch and trace it in your own words.