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    Indices and Surds

    3
    Chapter

    II Integral Exponents

    1. Simplify by using the rules of exponents .

    36a4 b5
    (a)
    100a7 b3
    27a2 b5
    (b)
    (9a2 b)2
    ( )2
    −135a4 b5 c6
    (c)
    315a6 b7 c8
    ( )3 ( )2
    x4 y3
    (d)
    y5 x2
    2
    23
    (e)
    (22 )3

    2. Evaluate the followings.


    ( )3
    542 × 123 × 642 32 × 43 × 52
    (a)
    (32 × 15 × 203 )4
    ( )3 ( )4
    343 540
    (b)
    36 56
    ( )3 ( )4 ( )3
    33 768 450
    (c)
    1056 270 48

    3. Simplify.
    ( m )3 ( )
    3 45n 2
    (a)
    15n 255m
    ( )2 ( 2
    )3
    20x 150y
    (b)
    400y 180x

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    2 Chapter 3 Indices and Surds
    ( 3 )
    x − y 3 (x + y)
    (c)
    (x2 − y 2 )3
    ( )a ( )c
    xa
    xa−b xb−c xc
    (d) a
    (xb xc ) ÷ (xa+c )c

    4. 4. Evaluate the followings.

    (a) (−3)−2

    (b) −3−3

    (c) −20 + 5−1

    (d) (−2)−3 + 2−2 − 2−4

    (e) 50 − (−3)0

    27−6 9−2
    (f) ÷
    125−3 25−4
    (g) (−5)0 − (−5)−1 − (−5)−2 − (−5)−3
    −1
    (h) (−1)(−1)
    ( )−3 ( )3
    1802 6 · 90−2
    (i)
    (40−3 ) · 25−2
    2

    ( −3 )−1
    2 − 3−2
    (j)
    (2−3 + 3−2 )−1
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    5. Simplify the followings.


    ( )( )
    (a) −3a4 4a−7
    ( )−2
    2x−4
    (b)
    5y 2 z 3
    ( )−3
    x2m+n x3(m−n)
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    (c)
    xm−2n x2m−n
    ( )2 ( )3 ( )−2
    2x−3 y 2 4x−2 y 3 81x−2
    (d) ÷
    3−1 y 3 3x5 y −3

    2x + y
    (e)
    x−1 + 2y −1
    ( )−3
    (f) x−2 − y −1

    x−2 − y −2
    (g)
    x−1 + y −1
    ( )2
    x + y −1
    (h)
    1 + x−1 y −1

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    Section I Integral Exponents 3

    6. Simplify the following.


    ( )2
    y 2x4 y 2
    (a)
    2x4 y 0

    b−1
    (b)
    (2a4 b0 )0 · 2a−3 b2

    2yzx2
    (c)
    2x4 y 4 z −2 · (zy 2 )4
    ( )−4
    2b4 c−2 · 2b3 c2
    (d)
    a−2 b4
    2kh0 · 2h−3 k 0
    (e)
    (2kj 3 )2
    (( )3 )−2
    2x−3 y 0 z −1 · x−3 y 2
    (f)
    2x3
    ( 3 )2
    cb · 2a−3 b2
    (g)
    (a3 b−2 c3 )3

    2q 4 · m2 p2 q 4
    (h)
    (2m−4 p2 )3
    ( )−1
    yx−4 z 2
    (i) 3 2 3 −1
    z ·x y z

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    2mpn−3
    (j)
    (m0 n−4 p2 )3 · 2n2 p0

    3.Chapter 3

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