(b) Simplify (3h2)3.
(c) Represent the inequality -2 < x ≤ 3 on the number line below.
Worked Solution & Mark Scheme (5 marks)
≤ requires a solid circle at 3
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Explanation:
Learn the four core index laws for powers with the same base: (1) Multiply → add powers: am × an = am+n; (2) Divide → subtract powers: am ÷ an = am−n; (3) Brackets → multiply powers: (am)n = amn; (4) Power of zero: a0 = 1.
When an expression includes normal numbers (coefficients) in front of the letters, treat the numbers as normal numbers (multiply, divide, or raise them to the power) and apply the index laws to the powers!
Example 1: Simplify:
(a) y7 × y4y3 (b) (2x3y5)4
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Example 2: Simplify 18a6b23a2b5 and find the value of n in 5n × 53 = 511.
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