In this article of ours, we have discussed Integral Exponents of Rational Numbers. Learn about Positive and Negative Integral Exponents of Rational Numbers in the coming modules. Get to know the Definitions, Solved Examples for understanding the concept…

All of you might be aware of Integer Exponents. Let’s get into a little tougher concept i.e. Rational Exponents. Usually, Rational Exponent can be expressed in the form of (b)m/n where m, n are integers. In Rational Exponents, there are two types namely…

Exponents indicate repeated multiplication of a number by itself. There are Six Laws of Exponents in general and we have provided each scenario by considering enough examples. For instance, 5*5*5 can be expressed as 53. Here 3 indicates the number of ti…

Exponents are shorthand for repeated multiplication of the same thing by itself. Usually, Exponent says how many times to use a number in the multiplication, In this article, we tried covering everything about the Exponents such as exponential form and …

Rational Numbers are said to be in the lowest form if both the numerator and denominator have no other common factor other than 1. In other words, we can say that a Rational Number a/b is said to be in its simplest form if the HCF of a, b is 1 and a, b …

A Rational Number is a number that can be written in the form of p/q  where p, q are integers, and q ≠ 0. You can learn about the General Properties of Rational Numbers like Closure, Commutative, Associative, Distributive, Identity, Inverse, etc. here. …

You will no longer feel the Decimal to Percentage Conversion difficult anymore with our article. Get the detailed procedure to convert percent to a decimal and perform required conversions easily. Furthermore, have a look at the example problems provide…

Learning how to convert a percentage to decimals is a quick skill that you might need to make your estimations easy. You can get the entire procedure on expressing Percentages as Decimal in the later sections. Get to know the Step by Step Procedure for …

Usually, we express ratios in terms of m:n, and to convert it to the percentage you just need to divide m by n and multiply with 100. Check out the Step by Step Procedure listed to convert Ratio to Percentage in the coming sections. Get Solved Examples …

Percentage Values are usually expressed as Whole Numbers and you need to write them as Ratios at times. To do so you need to be aware of the Percentage to Ratio Conversion. To help you out with this we have provided the Step by Step Procedure to Convert…