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Indices and Surds: Reference: Sancheti & Kapoor (S&K)

The document discusses indices and surds. It defines index, exponent, and base. Laws of indices are presented, such as am × an = am+n. Fractional indices and operations with power functions like multiplication and division are covered. Examples of simplifying expressions with indices are shown. Surds are introduced and operations on them like addition and multiplication are explained. Exercises involving simplifying expressions with indices and solving equations with indices are included to demonstrate working with indices and surds.

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Indices and Surds: Reference: Sancheti & Kapoor (S&K)

The document discusses indices and surds. It defines index, exponent, and base. Laws of indices are presented, such as am × an = am+n. Fractional indices and operations with power functions like multiplication and division are covered. Examples of simplifying expressions with indices are shown. Surds are introduced and operations on them like addition and multiplication are explained. Exercises involving simplifying expressions with indices and solving equations with indices are included to demonstrate working with indices and surds.

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Indices and

Surds
Reference:
Chapter 06
Sancheti & Kapoor (S&K)
Contents
• INDEX VS. EXPONENT VS. BASE
• INDICES
• FRACTIONAL INDEX
• OPERATIONS WITH POWER FUNCTIONS
• EXERCISE#01,02&03
• SURD
• OPERATIONS ON SURDS
• EXERCISE#04,05,06,07,08,09&10
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INDEX vs. EXPONENT vs. BASE

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INDICES
•  If n N and a R, then = a x a x …… to n factors
• Laws of Indices:
• If m, n N and a R, then x =
• AKA ‘fundamental index law’
• =
• =
•=
• =

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INDICES (contd.)
•  Laws of Indices:
• If m, n N and a R, then
• =
• = = = 1 (a, x 0)
• = a; = 5
• = =
• =

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FRACTIONAL INDEX
••   = =

• =
• =
• =

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OPERATIONS WITH POWER
FUNCTIONS
•  Multiplication with a common base:
• x = =
• +
• Division with a common base:
• = =

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INDICES
•  QUICK ASSESSMENT
• Simplify
i. =??
ii. ??
iii. +

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INDICES
•  QUICK ASSESSMENT (SOLUTION)

i. = = = =8

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INDICES
•  QUICK ASSESSMENT (SOLUTION)

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INDICES
•  QUICK ASSESSMENT (SOLUTION)
iii. +
= + = +
= 16 + =

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INDICES
•  QUICK ASSESSMENT (SOLUTION)

i. = = = =8

ii. + = + = + = 16 + =

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OPERATIONS WITH POWER
FUNCTIONS
• Multiplication
  with different bases:
• x =
• x x =
• Division with different bases:
• =
• Equality:
• a=b
• m=n

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Exercise#01
•Simplify
 

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Exercise#01 (contd.)
•Simplify
 

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Exercise#02
•If   , prove that m = 1 + n

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Exercise#02 (contd.)
•   , prove that m = 1 + n
If

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Exercise#03
•Find
  x, if

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Exercise#03 (contd.)
• 
Here,

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