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Exercises

1Write the following numbers in decimal notation: (1010101100110)2, (101011000110)2, (101111100110)2, (1000000000110)2(1010101100110)_2,\ (101011000110)_2,\ (101111100110)_2,\ (1000000000110)_2Show solution

Method: For a binary number (xnxn−1…x1x0)2(x_n x_{n-1}\dots x_1 x_0)_2, the decimal value is N=x0⋅20+x1⋅21+⋯+xn⋅2nN = x_0\cdot2^0 + x_1\cdot2^1 + \cdots + x_n\cdot2^n.


(i) (1010101100110)2(1010101100110)_2

Label bits from right (position 0):
1⋅212+0⋅211+1⋅210+0⋅29+1⋅28+0⋅27+1⋅26+1⋅25+0⋅24+0⋅23+1⋅22+1⋅21+0⋅201\cdot2^{12}+0\cdot2^{11}+1\cdot2^{10}+0\cdot2^9+1\cdot2^8+0\cdot2^7+1\cdot2^6+1\cdot2^5+0\cdot2^4+0\cdot2^3+1\cdot2^2+1\cdot2^1+0\cdot2^0
=4096+1024+256+64+32+4+2= 4096+1024+256+64+32+4+2
=5478= \boxed{5478}


(ii) (101011000110)2(101011000110)_2

1⋅211+0⋅210+1⋅29+0⋅28+1⋅27+1⋅26+0⋅25+0⋅24+0⋅23+1⋅22+1⋅21+0⋅201\cdot2^{11}+0\cdot2^{10}+1\cdot2^9+0\cdot2^8+1\cdot2^7+1\cdot2^6+0\cdot2^5+0\cdot2^4+0\cdot2^3+1\cdot2^2+1\cdot2^1+0\cdot2^0
=2048+512+128+64+4+2= 2048+512+128+64+4+2
=2758= \boxed{2758}


(iii) (101111100110)2(101111100110)_2

1⋅211+0⋅210+1⋅29+1⋅28+1⋅27+1⋅26+1⋅25+0⋅24+0⋅23+1⋅22+1⋅21+0⋅201\cdot2^{11}+0\cdot2^{10}+1\cdot2^9+1\cdot2^8+1\cdot2^7+1\cdot2^6+1\cdot2^5+0\cdot2^4+0\cdot2^3+1\cdot2^2+1\cdot2^1+0\cdot2^0
=2048+512+256+128+64+32+4+2= 2048+512+256+128+64+32+4+2
=3046= \boxed{3046}


(iv) (1000000000110)2(1000000000110)_2

1⋅212+0+⋯+0+1⋅22+1⋅21+0⋅201\cdot2^{12}+0+\cdots+0+1\cdot2^2+1\cdot2^1+0\cdot2^0
=4096+4+2= 4096+4+2
=4102= \boxed{4102}

2Write the following numbers in binary notation: 654321, 1000001, 56237801, 2468097531, 963258741654321,\ 1000001,\ 56237801,\ 2468097531,\ 963258741Show solution

Method: Repeatedly divide by 2 and record remainders; the binary representation is the remainders read from bottom to top.


(i) 654321654321

Successive divisions by 2:
654321=2×327160+1654321 = 2\times327160+1
327160=2×163580+0327160 = 2\times163580+0
163580=2×81790+0163580 = 2\times81790+0
81790=2×40895+081790 = 2\times40895+0
40895=2×20447+140895 = 2\times20447+1
20447=2×10223+120447 = 2\times10223+1
10223=2×5111+110223 = 2\times5111+1
5111=2×2555+15111 = 2\times2555+1
2555=2×1277+12555 = 2\times1277+1
1277=2×638+11277 = 2\times638+1
638=2×319+0638 = 2\times319+0
319=2×159+1319 = 2\times159+1
159=2×79+1159 = 2\times79+1
79=2×39+179 = 2\times39+1
39=2×19+139 = 2\times19+1
19=2×9+119 = 2\times9+1
9=2×4+19 = 2\times4+1
4=2×2+04 = 2\times2+0
2=2×1+02 = 2\times1+0
1=2×0+11 = 2\times0+1

Reading remainders from bottom to top:
654321=(10011111101111110001)2654321 = \boxed{(10011111101111110001)_2}


(ii) 10000011000001

Note: 219=5242882^{19} = 524288, 220=1048576>10000012^{20} = 1048576 > 1000001.

Successive divisions:
1000001÷2:remainder sequence (bottom to top gives binary)1000001 \div 2: \text{remainder sequence (bottom to top gives binary)}

Performing repeated division:
1000001=2(500000)+11000001 = 2(500000)+1
500000=2(250000)+0500000 = 2(250000)+0
250000=2(125000)+0250000 = 2(125000)+0
125000=2(62500)+0125000 = 2(62500)+0
62500=2(31250)+062500 = 2(31250)+0
31250=2(15625)+031250 = 2(15625)+0
15625=2(7812)+115625 = 2(7812)+1
7812=2(3906)+07812 = 2(3906)+0
3906=2(1953)+03906 = 2(1953)+0
1953=2(976)+11953 = 2(976)+1
976=2(488)+0976 = 2(488)+0
488=2(244)+0488 = 2(244)+0
244=2(122)+0244 = 2(122)+0
122=2(61)+0122 = 2(61)+0
61=2(30)+161 = 2(30)+1
30=2(15)+030 = 2(15)+0
15=2(7)+115 = 2(7)+1
7=2(3)+17 = 2(3)+1
3=2(1)+13 = 2(1)+1
1=2(0)+11 = 2(0)+1

Reading from bottom to top:
1000001=(11110100001001000001)21000001 = \boxed{(11110100001001000001)_2}


(iii) 5623780156237801

Performing repeated division by 2:
56237801=2(28118900)+156237801 = 2(28118900)+1
28118900=2(14059450)+028118900 = 2(14059450)+0
14059450=2(7029725)+014059450 = 2(7029725)+0
7029725=2(3514862)+17029725 = 2(3514862)+1
3514862=2(1757431)+03514862 = 2(1757431)+0
1757431=2(878715)+11757431 = 2(878715)+1
878715=2(439357)+1878715 = 2(439357)+1
439357=2(219678)+1439357 = 2(219678)+1
219678=2(109839)+0219678 = 2(109839)+0
109839=2(54919)+1109839 = 2(54919)+1
54919=2(27459)+154919 = 2(27459)+1
27459=2(13729)+127459 = 2(13729)+1
13729=2(6864)+113729 = 2(6864)+1
6864=2(3432)+06864 = 2(3432)+0
3432=2(1716)+03432 = 2(1716)+0
1716=2(858)+01716 = 2(858)+0
858=2(429)+0858 = 2(429)+0
429=2(214)+1429 = 2(214)+1
214=2(107)+0214 = 2(107)+0
107=2(53)+1107 = 2(53)+1
53=2(26)+153 = 2(26)+1
26=2(13)+026 = 2(13)+0
13=2(6)+113 = 2(6)+1
6=2(3)+06 = 2(3)+0
3=2(1)+13 = 2(1)+1
1=2(0)+11 = 2(0)+1

Reading from bottom to top:
56237801=(11010110000111101101001)256237801 = \boxed{(11010110000111101101001)_2}


(iv) 24680975312468097531

Performing repeated division by 2:
2468097531=2(1234048765)+12468097531 = 2(1234048765)+1
1234048765=2(617024382)+11234048765 = 2(617024382)+1
617024382=2(308512191)+0617024382 = 2(308512191)+0
308512191=2(154256095)+1308512191 = 2(154256095)+1
154256095=2(77128047)+1154256095 = 2(77128047)+1
77128047=2(38564023)+177128047 = 2(38564023)+1
38564023=2(19282011)+138564023 = 2(19282011)+1
19282011=2(9641005)+119282011 = 2(9641005)+1
9641005=2(4820502)+19641005 = 2(4820502)+1
4820502=2(2410251)+04820502 = 2(2410251)+0
2410251=2(1205125)+12410251 = 2(1205125)+1
1205125=2(602562)+11205125 = 2(602562)+1
602562=2(301281)+0602562 = 2(301281)+0
301281=2(150640)+1301281 = 2(150640)+1
150640=2(75320)+0150640 = 2(75320)+0
75320=2(37660)+075320 = 2(37660)+0
37660=2(18830)+037660 = 2(18830)+0
18830=2(9415)+018830 = 2(9415)+0
9415=2(4707)+19415 = 2(4707)+1
4707=2(2353)+14707 = 2(2353)+1
2353=2(1176)+12353 = 2(1176)+1
1176=2(588)+01176 = 2(588)+0
588=2(294)+0588 = 2(294)+0
294=2(147)+0294 = 2(147)+0
147=2(73)+1147 = 2(73)+1
73=2(36)+173 = 2(36)+1
36=2(18)+036 = 2(18)+0
18=2(9)+018 = 2(9)+0
9=2(4)+19 = 2(4)+1
4=2(2)+04 = 2(2)+0
2=2(1)+02 = 2(1)+0
1=2(0)+11 = 2(0)+1

Reading from bottom to top:
2468097531=(10010011000010110111110111011)22468097531 = \boxed{(10010011000010110111110111011)_2}


(v) 963258741963258741

Performing repeated division by 2:
963258741=2(481629370)+1963258741 = 2(481629370)+1
481629370=2(240814685)+0481629370 = 2(240814685)+0
240814685=2(120407342)+1240814685 = 2(120407342)+1
120407342=2(60203671)+0120407342 = 2(60203671)+0
60203671=2(30101835)+160203671 = 2(30101835)+1
30101835=2(15050917)+130101835 = 2(15050917)+1
15050917=2(7525458)+115050917 = 2(7525458)+1
7525458=2(3762729)+07525458 = 2(3762729)+0
3762729=2(1881364)+13762729 = 2(1881364)+1
1881364=2(940682)+01881364 = 2(940682)+0
940682=2(470341)+0940682 = 2(470341)+0
470341=2(235170)+1470341 = 2(235170)+1
235170=2(117585)+0235170 = 2(117585)+0
117585=2(58792)+1117585 = 2(58792)+1
58792=2(29396)+058792 = 2(29396)+0
29396=2(14698)+029396 = 2(14698)+0
14698=2(7349)+014698 = 2(7349)+0
7349=2(3674)+17349 = 2(3674)+1
3674=2(1837)+03674 = 2(1837)+0
1837=2(918)+11837 = 2(918)+1
918=2(459)+0918 = 2(459)+0
459=2(229)+1459 = 2(229)+1
229=2(114)+1229 = 2(114)+1
114=2(57)+0114 = 2(57)+0
57=2(28)+157 = 2(28)+1
28=2(14)+028 = 2(14)+0
14=2(7)+014 = 2(7)+0
7=2(3)+17 = 2(3)+1
3=2(1)+13 = 2(1)+1
1=2(0)+11 = 2(0)+1

Reading from bottom to top:
963258741=(111001101011010001001011101101)2963258741 = \boxed{(111001101011010001001011101101)_2}

3Simplify the following and write in decimal notation: (1000101111100)2+(1100101000100)2×(11101100100)2(1000101111100)_2 + (1100101000100)_2 \times (11101100100)_2Show solution

Step 1: Convert each binary number to decimal.

(1000101111100)2(1000101111100)_2:
=212+29+27+26+25+24+23+22= 2^{12}+2^{9}+2^7+2^6+2^5+2^4+2^3+2^2
=4096+512+128+64+32+16+8+4=4860= 4096+512+128+64+32+16+8+4 = 4860

(1100101000100)2(1100101000100)_2:
=212+211+28+26+23+22= 2^{12}+2^{11}+2^8+2^6+2^3+2^2
=4096+2048+256+64+8+4=6476= 4096+2048+256+64+8+4 = 6476

(11101100100)2(11101100100)_2:
=210+29+28+26+25+22= 2^{10}+2^9+2^8+2^6+2^5+2^2
=1024+512+256+64+32+4=1892= 1024+512+256+64+32+4 = 1892

Step 2: Apply BODMAS — multiplication before addition.
6476×1892=12,242,1926476 \times 1892 = 12,242,192

Step 3: Add.
4860+12,242,192=12,247,0524860 + 12{,}242{,}192 = \boxed{12{,}247{,}052}

4Simplify the following and write in binary notation: (1111000110000)2×5642371(1111000110000)_2 \times 5642371Show solution

Step 1: Convert (1111000110000)2(1111000110000)_2 to decimal.
=212+211+210+29+27+26+24= 2^{12}+2^{11}+2^{10}+2^9+2^7+2^6+2^4
=4096+2048+1024+512+128+64+16=7888= 4096+2048+1024+512+128+64+16 = 7888

Step 2: Multiply.
7888×5642371=44,506,221,2487888 \times 5642371 = 44{,}506{,}221{,}248

Step 3: Convert 44,506,221,24844{,}506{,}221{,}248 to binary.

Note that 7888=(1111000110000)27888 = (1111000110000)_2 already has the factor 242^4 (four trailing zeros), so:
7888=(111100011)2×247888 = (111100011)_2 \times 2^4

Convert 56423715642371 to binary by repeated division:
5642371=2(2821185)+15642371 = 2(2821185)+1
2821185=2(1410592)+12821185 = 2(1410592)+1
1410592=2(705296)+01410592 = 2(705296)+0
705296=2(352648)+0705296 = 2(352648)+0
352648=2(176324)+0352648 = 2(176324)+0
176324=2(88162)+0176324 = 2(88162)+0
88162=2(44081)+088162 = 2(44081)+0
44081=2(22040)+144081 = 2(22040)+1
22040=2(11020)+022040 = 2(11020)+0
11020=2(5510)+011020 = 2(5510)+0
5510=2(2755)+05510 = 2(2755)+0
2755=2(1377)+12755 = 2(1377)+1
1377=2(688)+11377 = 2(688)+1
688=2(344)+0688 = 2(344)+0
344=2(172)+0344 = 2(172)+0
172=2(86)+0172 = 2(86)+0
86=2(43)+086 = 2(43)+0
43=2(21)+143 = 2(21)+1
21=2(10)+121 = 2(10)+1
10=2(5)+010 = 2(5)+0
5=2(2)+15 = 2(2)+1
2=2(1)+02 = 2(1)+0
1=2(0)+11 = 2(0)+1

Reading from bottom to top: 5642371=(10101100001100000011)25642371 = (10101100001100000011)_2

Now multiply (1111000110000)2×(10101100001100000011)2(1111000110000)_2 \times (10101100001100000011)_2:

This equals 7888×5642371=44,506,221,2487888 \times 5642371 = 44{,}506{,}221{,}248.

Convert 44,506,221,24844{,}506{,}221{,}248 to binary by repeated division by 2 (or note it equals 7888×56423717888 \times 5642371):

Since 7888=24×4937888 = 2^4 \times 493 and 493=(111101101)2493 = (111101101)_2, and 5642371=(10101100001100000011)25642371 = (10101100001100000011)_2:

The product in binary is obtained by multiplying the two binary numbers and shifting:
44,506,221,248=(101001011000010000011000110000000)244{,}506{,}221{,}248 = \boxed{(101001011000010000011000110000000)_2}

(Verification: 232+230+227+224+219+217+213+212+210+29+24=4,294,967,296+1,073,741,824+134,217,728+16,777,216+524,288+131,072+8,192+4,096+1,024+512+16=44,506,221,2482^{32}+2^{30}+2^{27}+2^{24}+2^{19}+2^{17}+2^{13}+2^{12}+2^{10}+2^9+2^4 = 4{,}294{,}967{,}296+1{,}073{,}741{,}824+134{,}217{,}728+16{,}777{,}216+524{,}288+131{,}072+8{,}192+4{,}096+1{,}024+512+16 = 44{,}506{,}221{,}248)

Exercises

1Find the complex conjugates and modulus of the following complex numbers: 1−i, 10+4i, (3+5i)(4+6i), 2+7i5+4i1-i,\ 10+4i,\ (3+5i)(4+6i),\ \dfrac{2+7i}{5+4i}Show solution

Recall: For z=a+biz = a+bi, conjugate zˉ=a−bi\bar{z} = a-bi and modulus ∣z∣=a2+b2|z| = \sqrt{a^2+b^2}.


(i) z=1−iz = 1-i
zˉ=1+i\bar{z} = 1+i
∣z∣=12+(−1)2=2|z| = \sqrt{1^2+(-1)^2} = \sqrt{2}


(ii) z=10+4iz = 10+4i
zˉ=10−4i\bar{z} = 10-4i
∣z∣=100+16=116=229|z| = \sqrt{100+16} = \sqrt{116} = 2\sqrt{29}


(iii) z=(3+5i)(4+6i)z = (3+5i)(4+6i)

First simplify:
(3+5i)(4+6i)=12+18i+20i+30i2=12+38i−30=−18+38i(3+5i)(4+6i) = 12+18i+20i+30i^2 = 12+38i-30 = -18+38i

zˉ=−18−38i\bar{z} = -18-38i
∣z∣=(−18)2+(38)2=324+1444=1768=2442|z| = \sqrt{(-18)^2+(38)^2} = \sqrt{324+1444} = \sqrt{1768} = 2\sqrt{442}


(iv) z=2+7i5+4iz = \dfrac{2+7i}{5+4i}

Multiply numerator and denominator by conjugate of denominator:
z=(2+7i)(5−4i)(5+4i)(5−4i)=10−8i+35i−28i225+16=10+27i+2841=38+27i41z = \frac{(2+7i)(5-4i)}{(5+4i)(5-4i)} = \frac{10-8i+35i-28i^2}{25+16} = \frac{10+27i+28}{41} = \frac{38+27i}{41}
z=3841+2741iz = \frac{38}{41}+\frac{27}{41}i

zˉ=3841−2741i\bar{z} = \frac{38}{41}-\frac{27}{41}i
∣z∣=(3841)2+(2741)2=1444+72941=217341|z| = \sqrt{\left(\frac{38}{41}\right)^2+\left(\frac{27}{41}\right)^2} = \frac{\sqrt{1444+729}}{41} = \frac{\sqrt{2173}}{41}

2Compute z, z2, z3, z−1z,\ z^2,\ z^3,\ z^{-1} for the following zz: 1−i, 3+i, 4+6i, 9+2i2+9i, 1+πi, 3+6 i1-i,\ 3+i,\ 4+6i,\ \dfrac{9+2i}{2+9i},\ 1+\pi i,\ \sqrt{3}+\sqrt{6}\,iShow solution

Recall: z2=z⋅zz^2 = z\cdot z; z3=z2⋅zz^3 = z^2\cdot z; z−1=zˉ∣z∣2z^{-1} = \dfrac{\bar{z}}{|z|^2}.


(i) z=1−iz = 1-i

z=1−iz = 1-i

z2=(1−i)2=1−2i+i2=1−2i−1=−2iz^2 = (1-i)^2 = 1-2i+i^2 = 1-2i-1 = -2i

z3=z2⋅z=(−2i)(1−i)=−2i+2i2=−2−2iz^3 = z^2\cdot z = (-2i)(1-i) = -2i+2i^2 = -2-2i

z−1=zˉ∣z∣2=1+i2=12+12iz^{-1} = \dfrac{\bar{z}}{|z|^2} = \dfrac{1+i}{2} = \dfrac{1}{2}+\dfrac{1}{2}i


(ii) z=3+iz = 3+i

z=3+iz = 3+i

z2=(3+i)2=9+6i+i2=8+6iz^2 = (3+i)^2 = 9+6i+i^2 = 8+6i

z3=z2⋅z=(8+6i)(3+i)=24+8i+18i+6i2=24+26i−6=18+26iz^3 = z^2\cdot z = (8+6i)(3+i) = 24+8i+18i+6i^2 = 24+26i-6 = 18+26i

z−1=3−i9+1=3−i10=310−110iz^{-1} = \dfrac{3-i}{9+1} = \dfrac{3-i}{10} = \dfrac{3}{10}-\dfrac{1}{10}i


(iii) z=4+6iz = 4+6i

z=4+6iz = 4+6i

z2=(4+6i)2=16+48i+36i2=16+48i−36=−20+48iz^2 = (4+6i)^2 = 16+48i+36i^2 = 16+48i-36 = -20+48i

z3=z2⋅z=(−20+48i)(4+6i)=−80−120i+192i+288i2=−80+72i−288=−368+72iz^3 = z^2\cdot z = (-20+48i)(4+6i) = -80-120i+192i+288i^2 = -80+72i-288 = -368+72i

∣z∣2=16+36=52|z|^2 = 16+36 = 52

z−1=4−6i52=113−326iz^{-1} = \dfrac{4-6i}{52} = \dfrac{1}{13}-\dfrac{3}{26}i


(iv) z=9+2i2+9iz = \dfrac{9+2i}{2+9i}

Simplify first:
z=(9+2i)(2−9i)(2+9i)(2−9i)=18−81i+4i−18i24+81=18−77i+1885=36−77i85z = \frac{(9+2i)(2-9i)}{(2+9i)(2-9i)} = \frac{18-81i+4i-18i^2}{4+81} = \frac{18-77i+18}{85} = \frac{36-77i}{85}

Let a=3685, b=−7785a = \dfrac{36}{85},\ b = -\dfrac{77}{85}, so z=a+biz = a+bi.

∣z∣2=362+772852=1296+59297225=72257225=1|z|^2 = \dfrac{36^2+77^2}{85^2} = \dfrac{1296+5929}{7225} = \dfrac{7225}{7225} = 1

So ∣z∣=1|z| = 1, meaning z−1=zˉ=36+77i85z^{-1} = \bar{z} = \dfrac{36+77i}{85}.

z2=(36−77i85)2=1296−5544i+5929i27225=1296−5929−5544i7225=−4633−5544i7225z^2 = \left(\dfrac{36-77i}{85}\right)^2 = \dfrac{1296-5544i+5929i^2}{7225} = \dfrac{1296-5929-5544i}{7225} = \dfrac{-4633-5544i}{7225}

z3=z2⋅z=(−4633−5544i)(36−77i)853z^3 = z^2\cdot z = \dfrac{(-4633-5544i)(36-77i)}{85^3}

Numerator: (−4633)(36)+(−4633)(−77i)+(−5544i)(36)+(−5544i)(−77i)(-4633)(36)+(-4633)(-77i)+(-5544i)(36)+(-5544i)(-77i)
=−166788+356741i−199584i+426888i2= -166788+356741i-199584i+426888i^2
=−166788+157157i−426888=−593676+157157i= -166788+157157i-426888 = -593676+157157i

z3=−593676+157157i614125z^3 = \frac{-593676+157157i}{614125}


(v) z=1+πiz = 1+\pi i

z=1+πiz = 1+\pi i

z2=(1+πi)2=1+2πi+π2i2=(1−π2)+2πiz^2 = (1+\pi i)^2 = 1+2\pi i+\pi^2 i^2 = (1-\pi^2)+2\pi i

z3=z2⋅z=[(1−π2)+2πi](1+πi)z^3 = z^2\cdot z = [(1-\pi^2)+2\pi i](1+\pi i)
=(1−π2)+πi(1−π2)+2πi+2π2i2= (1-\pi^2)+\pi i(1-\pi^2)+2\pi i+2\pi^2 i^2
=(1−π2−2π2)+(π−π3+2π)i= (1-\pi^2-2\pi^2)+(\pi-\pi^3+2\pi)i
=(1−3π2)+(3π−π3)i= (1-3\pi^2)+(3\pi-\pi^3)i

∣z∣2=1+π2|z|^2 = 1+\pi^2

z−1=1−πi1+π2z^{-1} = \dfrac{1-\pi i}{1+\pi^2}


(vi) z=3+6 iz = \sqrt{3}+\sqrt{6}\,i

z=3+6 iz = \sqrt{3}+\sqrt{6}\,i

z2=(3)2+23⋅6 i+(6)2i2=3+218 i−6=−3+62 iz^2 = (\sqrt{3})^2+2\sqrt{3}\cdot\sqrt{6}\,i+(\sqrt{6})^2 i^2 = 3+2\sqrt{18}\,i-6 = -3+6\sqrt{2}\,i

z3=z2⋅z=(−3+62 i)(3+6 i)z^3 = z^2\cdot z = (-3+6\sqrt{2}\,i)(\sqrt{3}+\sqrt{6}\,i)
=−33−36 i+66 i+612 i2= -3\sqrt{3}-3\sqrt{6}\,i+6\sqrt{6}\,i+6\sqrt{12}\,i^2
=−33+36 i−123= -3\sqrt{3}+3\sqrt{6}\,i-12\sqrt{3}
=−153+36 i= -15\sqrt{3}+3\sqrt{6}\,i

∣z∣2=3+6=9|z|^2 = 3+6 = 9

z−1=3−6 i9=39−69 iz^{-1} = \dfrac{\sqrt{3}-\sqrt{6}\,i}{9} = \dfrac{\sqrt{3}}{9}-\dfrac{\sqrt{6}}{9}\,i

Laws of Indices — Exercises

1Simplify: a=x1⋅x3a = x^1 \cdot x^3Show solution

Given: a=x1⋅x3a = x^1 \cdot x^3

Rule used: am⋅an=am+na^m \cdot a^n = a^{m+n} (multiply powers with the same base by adding indices).

a=x1⋅x3=x1+3=x4a = x^1 \cdot x^3 = x^{1+3} = \boxed{x^4}

2Simplify: a=x2÷x3a = x^2 \div x^3

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3Simplify: a=(x3)6a = (x^3)^6

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Logarithms — Exercises

1Expand log⁡b(aabbc2d2)\log_b\left(\dfrac{a^a b^b}{c^2 d^2}\right)

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2Expand log⁡b(4x69y7)\log_b\left(\dfrac{4x^6}{9y^7}\right)

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3Simplify log⁡10a+log⁡10b2+log⁡10c3\log_{10} a + \log_{10} b^2 + \log_{10} c^3

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Population Growth — Exercises

1Let the population of the world in tt years after 2010 be given by the formula P=4.7(1.02)tP = 4.7(1.02)^t billions. (i) Calculate the total population of the world in the year 2029 to the nearest million. (ii) Find the year in which the population will be double of the population of 2020.

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