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Operations On Radicals

The document outlines operations on radical expressions, including simplification of equations and multiplication of radicals under various cases. It describes methods for handling different indices and radicands, as well as binomial multiplication and division of radicals. Examples are provided throughout to illustrate the concepts discussed.

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Operations On Radicals

The document outlines operations on radical expressions, including simplification of equations and multiplication of radicals under various cases. It describes methods for handling different indices and radicands, as well as binomial multiplication and division of radicals. Examples are provided throughout to illustrate the concepts discussed.

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Lesson Outline:

Performs Operations on
Radical Expressions.
Simplify the
Equation:
5 + - + 11 =
Simplify the
Equation:
5 + - + 11 = (5+9-8+11)
Simplify the
Equation:
5 + - + 11 = (5+9-8+11)
= 17
Simplify
the • 20 - 10 + -5 =
Equation:
Simplify
the 20 - 10 + -5 = (20-5) +(-10+1)

Equation:
Simplify
20 - 10 + -5 = (20-5) +(-10+1)
the = 15 -9
Equation:
Simplify
the
Equation: Equation:
Simplify
the
Equation: Equation:
Simplify the Equation:
Simplify the Equation:
Simplify the Equation:

+2 +2 -2 =
Simplify the Equation:

+2 +2 -2 =
Example:
Example:
Example:
Example:
Example:
Example:
Example:
Multiplication
of Radical
Expression:
Indices are the same
In Multiplying
Radical There Indices are the same, but
radicands are different
are 3 Cases to
Consider Indices and radicands are
different.
Case 1:
Example
Case 1:
Example
Case 1:
Example
Case 1: Example
Case 1: Example
Case 1: Example
• If the radicals have different
indices but same radicands,
transform the radicals to
Case powers with fractional
exponents, multiply the
2: powers by applying the
multiplication law in
exponents and then rewrite
the product as single radical.
Case 2:
Example
Case 2:
Example
Case 2:
Example
Case 2:
Example
Case 3:
• If radicals have different indices and
different radicands, convert the
radicals into powers having similar
fraction for exponents and rewrite
the product as a single radical.
Simplify the answer if possible.
Case 3: Example
Case 3: Example
Case 3: Example
Case 3: Example
Binomial Multiplication
Binomial Multiplication
Binomial
Multiplication:
Binomial
Multiplication:
• Dividing a radical by another
radical, follows the rule similar
Division to multiplication. When a
rational expression contains a
of radical in its denominator, you
Radicals often want to find an equivalent
expression that does not have a
radical in the denominator
Division Example
Division Example
Example 2:
√ 6 𝑏7
2

√2 30 𝑎𝑏
Example 2:
√𝟔𝒃
√
𝟐 𝟕
𝟔 𝒃𝟕
=
𝟐
√ 𝟑𝟎 𝒂𝒃 𝟑𝟎 𝒂𝒃
Example 3:
Example 3:
Radicals with
Different Indexes
Example:
Example:
Example 2:
A radical and transformative thought goes
nowhere without the willingness to
End of challenge convention.
Lesson
Malcolm
Gladwell

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