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    Worksheet 1 Exponents Grade 11 Mathematics

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    The document is a worksheet on exponents and surds for a grade 11 mathematics class. It contains 9 sections with multiple parts to each section asking students to state rules, simplify expressions, solve equations, determine values of expressions without a calculator, identify whether expressions are surds or not, simplify surd expressions, and solve for variables in surd equations. It focuses on skills and concepts relating to exponents, surds, and rationalizing surd expressions.

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    The document is a worksheet on exponents and surds for a grade 11 mathematics class. It contains 9 sections with multiple parts to each section asking students to state rules, simplify expressions, solve equations, determine values of expressions without a calculator, identify whether expressions are surds or not, simplify surd expressions, and solve for variables in surd equations. It focuses on skills and concepts relating to exponents, surds, and rationalizing surd expressions.

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    Worksheet 1 Exponents Grade 11 Mathematics

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    Worksheet 1: Exponents and Surds

    Grade 11 Mathematics

    1. State the exponent rules. (K)

    2. State the rules for surds. (K)

    3. Simplify the following expressions (write answers with positive exponents):

    a) ( ) b) ( ) (K)

    c) ( ) ( ) d) ( ) ( ) (R)

    ( )
    e) f) ( ) (C)

    g) ( ) h) (C)

    i) j) (C)

    4. Solve for in the following equations (to two decimal places where necessary):

    a) b) (C)

    c) d) (C)

    e) f) (R)
    g) h) (C)

    i) j) (P)

    k) l) (R)

    5. Determine the values of (without the use of a calculator):

    a) b) (R)

    c) d) (R)

    e) f) (R)

    g) h) (R)

    i) j) (R)
    6. Say whether the following are surds or not:
    a) √ b) √ (R)
    c) √ d) √ (R)
    e) √ f) √ (R)
    g) √ h) √ (R)
    i) √ j) √ (R)

    7. Simplify the following expressions:


    √ √ √ √
    a) b) (R)
    √ √

    √ √ √ (√ √ )
    c) d) (R)
    √ √

    e) ( √ )( √ ) f) ( √ )( √ ) (R/C)

    g) ( √ ) h) (√ √ )(√ √ ) (C)
    √
    i) ( √ )( √ ) j) ( )( ) (P)
    √

    8. Solve for in the following:


    a) √ b) √ (P)
    c) √ d) √ (P)
    e) √ √ f) √ √ √ (C)

    g) √ h) ( ) (C)
    i) √ j) √ (P)

    9*. When we simplify surds, we often leave a square-root or cube-root in the denominator.
    However, the calculator rationalizes the answer so that there is no surd in the denominator,
    for example:
    √ √
    which is rationalised. Now rationalise the following:
    √ √ √

    a) b) (P)
    √ √

    √ √
    c) d) (P)
    √ √

    e) (P)
    √

    *This is a challenge question.

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