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Surds IGCSE Maths

Summaries on formulae to use, how and when to use them, and examples. Includes all trigonometric and geometric proofs.

This document consists of detailed notes, examples and explanations on topics on matric exponents. Topics include exponents, surds, completion of the square, inequalities and quadratics. I achieved over 90% using these notes.

SURDS (Square Roots of Unseen Decimal Sequences) are mathematical expressions involving square roots of irrational numbers, often written in simplified form. They play a crucial role in algebra and geometry, appearing in equations and calculations. SURDS are used to represent precise quantities that can't be expressed as simple fractions or decimals

Simplifying Expressions with surds, rules of surds, basic surds, simplifying surds

This document is a summary of the Additional Mathematics IGCSE® (0606) surds and indeces' topic. It includes in depth explanation, and it contains all the necessary theory needed to know for the IGCSE additional mathematics exam in regards to this topic (vectors). The datas and informations are taken from the book: "Cambridge Additional Mathematics (second edition) IGCSE (0606), O Level (4037)" Haese Mathematics by Micheal Haese, Mark Humphries, Chris Sangwin, Ngoc Vo.

Sequence and series,surds, trigonometry, polynomials,limits and functions

Chapter 2 Notes for Indices and Surds: includes all exercises from exercise 2A-2J. Includes detailed explanation and examples for each concept within the Chapter from each exercise.

Surds are irrational numbers that are roots of rational number. This document breaks down Surd and gives everything you need to know about Surd.