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Practice Questions

The document contains a series of practice questions, including simplifications, evaluations, and index notation tasks. It also presents a problem involving the positive integers X, Y, and Z expressed in terms of their prime factors, asking for the calculation of their LCM and HCF. The document is structured with numbered sections but lacks specific content in many areas.

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Practice Questions

The document contains a series of practice questions, including simplifications, evaluations, and index notation tasks. It also presents a problem involving the positive integers X, Y, and Z expressed in terms of their prime factors, asking for the calculation of their LCM and HCF. The document is structured with numbered sections but lacks specific content in many areas.

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Practice Question

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3. Simplify (WITHOUT CALCULATOR)

4. Write in index notation

a)
b)

5. Evaluate (Non Calculator)

a)

b)

c)

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(I)

(II)
13.

X, Y and Z are positive integers.

X = a 5 x b 3 x c2
Y = a x b7 x c5 x d
Z = a x b x c x e2
a, b, c, d and e are prime factors.

Find LCM and HCF of X, Y, Z.

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