Basic Operation of Integers

 

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In today’s class, We will be discussing Basic Operation of Integers. We hope you enjoy the class!

 

  • Definition
  • Indices
  • Laws of Indices

 

Definition of Integer

An integer is any positive or negative whole number

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Example:

Simplify the following

I.  (+8) + (+3)           ii. (+9) –  (+4)

Solution

         I.   (+8) + (+3) = +11                 ii   (+9) – (+4) = 9-4 = +5 or 5

 

Self Evaluation

Simplify the following

      i.  (+12) –(+7)              ii. 7-(-3)-(-2)

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Indices

The plural of index is indices

10 x 10 x 10= 103 in index form, where 3 is the index or power of 10.

P5 =p x p x p x p x p. 5 is the power or index of p in the expression P5.

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Laws of Indices
  • Multiplication law:

ax x ay = ax+y

E.g. a5xa3 = a x a x a x a x a x a x a x a =a8

y1 x y4 = y 1+4  = y5

ax a5 = a3 + 5 = a8

4c4 x 3c2

= 4 x 3 x c4 x c2 = 12 x c4+2 =12c6

 

Classwork

Simplify the following

(a) 103 x 104          (b) 3 x 106 x 4 x 102     (c) p3 x p       (d) 4f3  x  5f

 

  • Division law

(1)  ax ÷ ay = ax ÷ ay = ax-y

 

Example

Simplify the following

(1)  a7÷a3=a x a x a x a x a x a x a ÷ a x a x a

a7-3 = a4

(2) 106÷103=106÷103=106-3=103

(3) 10a7÷2a2=10a7÷2a2=5a7-2=5a5

 

Classwork

Simplify the following

A. 105÷103        B.  51m9÷3m            C. 8×109÷4×106        

 

 

  • By division law

ax-x=a0

a0=1

E.g. 1000 =1

500=1

  • Zero indexes

ax ÷ ax = axx = a0 = 1

 

  • Negative index

a0 ÷ ax = 1/ax

But by division law, a0-x=a-x

Therefore, a-x=1/ax

 

Example

  1. Simplify (i) b-2 (ii) 2-3

Solution

b-2 = 1/ b2                           (ii) 2-3 = 1/2= 1/2x2x2 = 1/8

 

Class work

(1) 10-2     (2) d0 x d4 x d-2          (3) a-3÷a-5      (4)  (1/4)-2

 

 

  • Power of index

[am]n = amxn amn

E.g. [a2]4= x a2 x a2 x a2 = a x a x a x a x a x a x a x a=a8

Therefore. a2×4=a8.

(6)   [mn] a=m ax na = mana. e.g. [4+2x] 2 = 42+22xx2  =

16+4x2 = 4[4+1xx2] = 4[4+x2].

 

  •       Fractional indexes

am/n   = a1/n xm= n√ am

 

Example

  1. (a1/2)2 = a2/2 = a1 =a
  2. (√a)2 = √a x √a = √a x a = √a2 = a      e.g. 321/55√321
  3. 323/5  = 5√32= 5√25×3 = 23 = 2x2x2 = 8
  4. 272/3 = 3√272 = 32 = 3x3x3 = 9
  5. 4-3/2 = √(1/4)3= 1/23
  6. (0001)3 =1×10-3  = (10-3)3=10-3×3=10-9 = 11000000000  =0.000000001
  7. (am)p/q = amp = √(a)p
  8. (162)3/4 = √ (162)3 = (22)3 = (4)3=4x4x4 = 64

 

  • The Equator of power for equal base

Ax =Ay , That is x = y

 

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READING ASSIGNMENT

New General Mathematics, UBE Edition, chapter 2 Pages 24-26

Essential Mathematics by A J S Oluwasanmi, Chapter 3 pages 27-29

WEEKEND ASSIGNMENT

  1. Simplify (+13) – (+6)

(a)7  (b) -7   (c) 19           (d) 8

  1. Simplify (+11) – (+6) – (-3)

(a)7 (b)8    (c)9   (d)10

  1. Simplify 5x3 x 4x7 (a) 20x4 (b) 20x10 (c) 20x7         (d) 57x10
  2. Simplify 10a8 ÷ 5a6 (a) 2a2 (b) 50a2           (c) 2a14           (d) 2a48
  3. Simplify r7 ÷ r7 (a) 0 (b) 1   (c) r14  (d) 2r7

 

THEORY

  1. Simplify
  • 5y5 x 3y3
  • 24 x 8
  • 6x
  1. Simplify (1/2)-3

 

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7 thoughts on “Basic Operation of Integers”

    1. How Do you mark the self Evaluation? how ever here is my answer of only the first one
      I) (+12)_(+7)=5or+5.I really love using the class notes thanks

  1. Kalu Kalu Chinonso

    I don’t understand the multiplication law classwork (b) compared with the examples is confusing. Please help me

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