PPT-The Laws Of Surds.

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History of Law. Innocent or Guilty?. In history, various methods of deciding a person’s guilt or innocence were developed. These were called . trials or ordeals. . Here are some examples. . .. 1. Accused persons of nobility underwent ordeal by fire. Walked barefoot over . Previous Answer. ?. To the next clue. Surds Treasure Hunt. Previous Answer. ?. To the next clue.  .  . Card 1. Card 2.  .  . www.interactive-maths.com. www.interactive-maths.com. Surds Treasure Hunt. Indices. . Indices (Powers). You need to be able to simplify expressions involving Indices, where appropriate.. 1B. Indices. . Indices (Powers). You need to be able to simplify expressions involving Indices, where appropriate.. A can be expressed as an exact fraction in the form . . , . where a and b are . Reminder: An is a positive or negative whole number. Examples: . 4 = 0.5 = 0.333. Ӟ. = . Chapter . 2.2. Write the following numbers as the base 5 raised to a power..  . Base. Index. Power. Standard Form. Notice that .  .  .  .  .  . Working with Indices. Chapter . 2.2. Simplify these.. Notices and the Website. Assignments. What is the symbol for ‘implies’?. Define proof by deduction.. What is a conjecture?. ⇒. Proof by deduction consists of a logical argument as to why the conjecture must be true. This will often require you to use algebra.. Dr Frost. Objectives: . Appreciate the difference between a rational and irrational number, and how surds can be manipulating both within brackets and fractions.. Learning Objectives. By the end of this topic, you’ll be able to answer the following types of questions:.