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Mind Map by Terra Hedgecock, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Terra Hedgecock
about 8 years ago
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Radicals
- Adding and Subtracting Radicals
- The only way you can add and subtract
radicals is if they have the same square root
- 2 examples of adding and subtracting radicals:
- 2 examples of adding and subtracting radicals:
- The only way you can add and subtract
radicals is if they have the same square root
- Simplifying Radicals
- Simplifying radicals is exactly what it sounds like,
you are putting a radical into it's simplest form
- For example: √125 is not in it's simplest form,
it's simplest form is 5√5. You put it in its
simplest form by-
- For example: √125 is not in it's simplest form,
it's simplest form is 5√5. You put it in its
simplest form by-
- Simplifying radicals is exactly what it sounds like,
you are putting a radical into it's simplest form
- Multiplying Radicals
- When multiplying radicals you multiply the
squareroots by each other and the
numbers out side the squareroot by each
other, after that you simplify your answer.
- For example:
- For example:
- When multiplying radicals you multiply the
squareroots by each other and the
numbers out side the squareroot by each
other, after that you simplify your answer.
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