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Fractional Indices Instructional VideoFractional Indices Instructional Video
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Corbett Maths
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Grade
6th - 12th
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Math
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Media Length
4:59
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Duration
10 mins
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Year
2013
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Fractional Indices

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Fractional exponents can be just as powerful as integer exponents. A short YouTube video shows how to deal with rational exponents. It begins with an exploration of exponents that are unit fractions of the form 1/n and then looks at all fractions m/n.

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CCSS: Adaptable

Concepts

exponents, fractional exponents

Additional Tags

math

Instructional Ideas

  • Use the video as part of a review

Classroom Considerations

  • Pupils should already be familiar with radicals
  • Note that the video defines a^(m/n) as the mth power of the nth root of a, but does not mention that it is also equivalent to the nth root of a^m

Pros

  • Shows each step of the work

Cons

  • Lecture-style treatment of the subject may not be helpful for all viewers

Common Core

HSN-RN.A.1

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