Year 8 Term 1 Checkpoint Revision Flashcards
what is the first index law?
(product law) When you retain the base and add the powers.
e.g. a^m * a^n= a^m+n
what is the second index law?
(dividing power) when you retain the base and subtract the powers
e.g. 2^6/2^4= 2^2
what is the third index law
(the zero power) when a^0=1
e.g. 19a^5 e^0= (19a^5*1=) 19a^5
what is the fourth index law?
when you retain the base and multiply the powers
(4^3)^3
4^9
(6^5)^4
6^20
when adding or subtracting integers, if the symbols are the same, the outcome will be:
a positive
e.g. 7+-4 = 7-4=3
6- -5 = 6+5=11
what is square root?
square numbers in reverse
when dividing integers, if the symbols are the same, the outcome will be a:
positive
e.g. 6/2= 3
-10/-2=5
when dividing integers, if the symbols are diffrent, the outcome will be a:
negative
e.g. -10/5= -2
50/-10= -5
what is a composite number?
a number that has factors other than 1 and itself.
e.g. factors of 24
when multiplying integers, if the symbols are different (e.g. -a * +a) the outcome will be:
a negative
e.g. 6-4= -24
-87= -56
when multiplying integers, if the symbols are the same, the outome will be:
a positive
evaluate:
(3^2/5^3) ^3
=3^23/5^33
=3^6/5^9
what is the fifth index law
(AKA negative indices) if an equation in brackets is raised to a power, multiply all the values by the power.
e.g. (2a^5/d^2)^3
=2^13 * a^53/d^2*3
=2^3 * a^15/d^6
=8a^15/d^6