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Science T1 · Set 3Maths sample
Set score12 / 15

Points to work on

  • Logarithm lawsPractise 5
  • Discriminant and rootsPractise 5
  • Piecewise functionsPractise 5

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Question

Sample
Simplify (2x3)2×x−4(2x^3)^2 \times x^{-4}.
You chose B: 4x54x^5
Why not option B?

AI answer

  1. Squaring squares both parts: 22=42^2 = 4, and in (x3)2(x^3)^2 the indices multiply, 3×2=63 \times 2 = 6, not 3+2=53 + 2 = 5.
  2. Multiplying by x−4x^{-4} keeps the base, so the indices add: 6+(−4)=26 + (-4) = 2.
  3. The answer is 4x24x^2, option C.

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SAMPLE · RESULT VIEW

Results and solutions

Maths sample
WrongBusiness T1 · Pre-requisite · Index laws
Simplify (2x3)2×x−4(2x^3)^2 \times x^{-4}, giving your answer with positive indices.
  • A4x104x^{10}
  • B4x54x^5Your pick
  • C4x24x^2Correct
  • D2x22x^2

WHY B IS WRONG

The indices were added (3 + 2 = 5) instead of multiplied, and the trailing x−4x^{-4} was dropped.

RECALCULATE

  1. (2x3)2=22⋅x3×2=4x6(2x^3)^2 = 2^2 \cdot x^{3\times 2} = 4x^6
  2. 4x6×x−4=4x6−44x^6 \times x^{-4} = 4x^{6-4}
  3. =4x2= 4x^2, option C
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