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    The document outlines a scheme of work for a Further Mathematics class in Senior Secondary School 1 (SS1). It covers 12 topics over 12 weeks, including indices, exponential and logarithmic equations, set theory, binary operations, surds, and measures of central tendency. The first week focuses on the basic concepts and laws of indices, with examples showing the multiplication, division, power, zero index, product power, negative index, root power, and fraction index laws. Students are asked to evaluate examples applying these index laws and solve examples applying the laws of indices.

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    The document outlines a scheme of work for a Further Mathematics class in Senior Secondary School 1 (SS1). It covers 12 topics over 12 weeks, including indices, exponential and logarithmic equations, set theory, binary operations, surds, and measures of central tendency. The first week focuses on the basic concepts and laws of indices, with examples showing the multiplication, division, power, zero index, product power, negative index, root power, and fraction index laws. Students are asked to evaluate examples applying these index laws and solve examples applying the laws of indices.

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    FIRST TERM E- LEARNING NOTES

    SUBJECT: FURTHER MATHEMATICS CLASS: SS1

    SCHEME OF WORK

    WEEK TOPIC
    1 Indices: Basic Laws & Application of indices

    2 Indicial and Exponential Equations

    3 Logarithms - Laws and application

    4 General review of basic concept of set theory

    5 Operation of sets and Venn diagrams

    6 Review of First Half Terms Lesson & Periodic Test

    7 Binary operations and basic laws of binary operations (i) Definition (ii) Solution of simple problems
    on binary operations (iii) Closure, commutative, associative and distributive laws

    8 Binary operations continues: (i) Solution to problems on laws of binary operations (ii) Identity and
    inverse elements of a given binary operations (iii) Addition and multiplication tables for binary
    operations

    9 Surds: (i) Definition of surds (ii) Rules and manipulation of surds (iii) Rationalization of surds at the
    denominator and equality of surds.
    10 Measures of central tendency: (i) Mean, Median and Mode of grouped and ungrouped data (ii)
    Estimation of mode from the histogram of a grouped data.

    11 Revision

    12 Examination

    REFERENCE(S)
     Further Mathematics project 1 by Tuttuh Adegun et al
     New General Mathematics for SSS1, SSS 2 and SSS 3 by M. F. Macrae et al

    1ST TERM/FURTHER MATHEMATICS/SS1 Page 1


    WEEK ONE
    TOPIC: INDICES
    CONTENT
     Basic Concept of Laws of Indices
     Application of Laws of Indices
    Basic Concept of Laws of Indices
    A number of the form am where a is a real number, a is multiplied by itself m times,
    The number a is called the base and the super script m is called the index (plural indices) or exponent.
    1. a m x a n = am + n --------------------Multiplication law

    Example: p3 x p2 = ( p x p x p) x (p x p) = p 5

    Or p3 x p2 = p 3 + 2 = p5

    2. am ÷ an = am - n ---------------------Division law
    Example: p6 ÷ p4 = p 6 - 4 = p2

    3. (a m )n = amn ----------------Power law


    Example: (p3)2 = p3 x p3 = p 3 + 3 = p6
    Or p3 x 2 = p6

    4. am ÷ a m = am - m = a 0 = 1
    am ÷am = am/am = ao = 1
    a0 = 1 ………………………Zero Index
    Note : Any number raised to power of zero is 1

    Example: 3o = 1, co = 1, yo = 1

    5. (ab)m = ambm -------------Product power law


    e.g. (2xy)2 = 4x2y2

    6. a – m = 1/am ------------- Negative Index


    Example: 2 -1 = ½, and 3 -2 = 1/3 2 = 1/9

    7. a1/n = n√a -------------- Root power law


    Example : 9 ½ = √9 = 3
    27 1/3 =3√27 = 3 ie (3)3 = 3

    8. a m/n = (a 1/n) m = (n√a)m -----------Fraction Index


    or a m/n = (am) 1/n = (n√a)m

    Example: 272/3 = 3√27 = 32 = 9.

    Evaluation
    1. 275/3 2. 10000000000 3. 2x-1 x 22x+2

    Application of Laws of Indices

    Examples
    Solve the following…

    1ST TERM/FURTHER MATHEMATICS/SS1 Page 2

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