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Multiplying. and Dividing. Radicals. A property of mathematics says that square roots can be distributed over multiplication. That means a radical such as. can be written as. Or a radical expression such as. can be written as. which simplifies to. Try these:. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Multiplying

126

3155

Page 2: Multiplying

A property of mathematics says that square roots can be

distributed over multiplication.

That means a radical such as

135

can be written as

135

Page 3: Multiplying

Or a radical expression such as

36can be written as

218

which simplifies to6

Page 4: Multiplying

Try these:

100520

1682

10

4

Page 5: Multiplying

The property is often written:

abbaor

ab ba

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A related property says that square roots are also

distributive over division:

ba

ba

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ba

ba

or

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2

502

50

Simplify:

25 5

3

273

27 9 3

Page 9: Multiplying

Try one more:

75155 ?

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Because 75 is not a perfect square . . .

75155

What makes this one different?

?

. . . we don’t know what its square root is.

We need to do something else to simplify it.

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75

One possibility is to get an approximation

from a calculator

66.8

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75

But another way to simplify it is to use what we just learned

about multiplying square roots.

325 32535

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75

What just happened?What allowed us to change

to

35 ?

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One of our numbers

25was the square root of

a perfect square.

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Since we know the square root of perfect squares,

325we can write

as35

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A radical term with all perfect square factors extracted from

the radical is said to be inSimplest Radical Form.

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Look at this example:

Is it in simplest radical form?Have all perfect square factors been removed?

96 244 242

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No—what is a perfect square factor of 24?

96 244 242

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Did you say 4?We need to remove a factor of 4, so we will have:

96 242

You’re right!

642642 622 64

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Just like when we simplify fractions,

when we simplify radicals, we are not through until all possible factors

have been removed.

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And just like when we simplify fractions,

it saves a step or two if we remove the greatest possible

factor first.

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Try this one:

31648 31634

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Try this one:

295185295253 103

235

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Try this one:

3

150 3

150 50

225 25