Indices (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards
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What indices represent
What indices represent
Repeated multiplication
In , what 'a' is called
In , what 'a' is called
Base
In , what 'n' is called
In , what 'n' is called
Index (or power or exponent)
Law 1:
Law 1:
(add the indices)
Law 2:
Law 2:
(subtract the indices)
Law 3:
Law 3:
(multiply the indices)
Law 4:
Law 4:
rac{1}{a^n} (reciprocal)
Powers of fractions: (rac{a}{b})^n =
Powers of fractions: (rac{a}{b})^n =
rac{a^n}{b^n} (apply to both parts)
Any number raised to power 0
Any number raised to power 0
Equals 1
Any number raised to power 1
Any number raised to power 1
Equals itself
