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Let's first see what exponents are
In 2 5 ,
2 is the base
5 is the exponent (or index)
Let's study the law of indices
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√a = a 1/2
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∛a = a 1/3
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n √a = a 1/n
- a p. a q = a p + q
- a p / a q = a p - q
- a p. b p = (ab) p
- (a p ) q. = a pq
- a 0 . = 1
- a –n. = 1/a n
Exponent law with examples
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