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Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics practice

exam practice - Comprehend and apply the concept of indices, including positive numbers, zero, and negative integers. Additionally, understand and utilize the rules governing indices, such as calculating values for expressions like 2 × 2, (2^3), and 2 ÷ 2. - Indices I

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Calculating powers and applying indices rules.

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Indices Calculation

Calculate the following expressions using the rules of indices.

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    Calculate 2^4 × 2^3.

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Negative Indices

Evaluate the expression 5^(-2).

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    Calculate 5^(-2). Provide your answer in fraction form.

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