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    A number written in index notation, is made up of two parts, namely the base and the index ( plural: indices) the word "index" is commonly known as "power of" example: 16 = 24 [ 2 is the base] [ 4 is the index or power. It shows the number of twos to be multiplied together.

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    A Maths - S3 - T1 - Indices 1

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    A number written in index notation, is made up of two parts, namely the base and the index ( plural: indices) the word "index" is commonly known as "power of" example: 16 = 24 [ 2 is the base] [ 4 is the index or power. It shows the number of twos to be multiplied together.

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    SEC 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS T1 - INDICES … 1

    Index Notation
    A number written in index notation, is made up of two parts, namely
    the base and
    the index ( plural: indices).
    The word “index” is commonly known as “power of”

    Example: 16 = 24 [ 2 is the base]


    [ 4 is the index or power. It shows the number of twos
    to be multiplied together. In this case, 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 ]

    Laws of Indices
    Basic operations, such as multiplication and division, involving numbers written in index
    notation, can be carried out using the following set of laws:

    A. Addition of Indices

    SECONDARY 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 2010 / 2011 … Page 1


    SEC 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS T1 - INDICES … 1

    B. Subtraction of Indices

    C. Zero Index

    SECONDARY 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 2010 / 2011 … Page 2


    SEC 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS T1 - INDICES … 1

    D. Negative Indices

    More Laws of Indices


    E. The Third Law of Indices

    SECONDARY 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 2010 / 2011 … Page 3


    SEC 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS T1 - INDICES … 1

    F. The Fourth Law of Indices

    G. The Fifth Law of Indices

    SECONDARY 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 2010 / 2011 … Page 4


    SEC 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS T1 - INDICES … 1

    H. Fractional Indices

    SECONDARY 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 2010 / 2011 … Page 5


    SEC 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS T1 - INDICES … 1

    Exercise 1

    Exercise 2

    SECONDARY 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS 2010 / 2011 … Page 6


    SEC 3 / 4 - ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS T1 - INDICES … 1

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