square root vocab. and square root notes absent copy monday 5/5
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Square Root vocab. And Square Root Notes
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Monday 5/5
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Index Radical = Grouping Symbol Radicand = Term inside
A Root is one of the factors of the radicand.What are two of the same roots (factors) that equals 9 (radicand) when you multiply?
3 · 3 =9 Or -3 · -3 =9 factor factor factor factor
You can write the root as ± 3Principal root is always the Positive root (factor) What is the principal root of 9?
3Index tells you how many of the same factors equals the radicand.Ex: 1 How many factors do we need to multiply to get the radicand?
4 · 4 or -4 · -4 ± 4Ex: 2 How many factors do we need to multiply to get the radicand?
2 · 2 · 2 · 2 ±2
2 164 16
2 9
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Variables always have a positive root because you don’t know if the variable represents a pos. or neg. #.
Ex: 2 = h · h so the answer is hExponent rule: When bases are the same and you are multiplying you add the exponents.
Ex: b2 · b2 = b2 + 2 = b4
When exponents are inside the radical sign find the same 2 factors of the exponent so when you add them they equal the exponent.
Ex: 8 = d4 · d4 = d4 + 4 = d8
factor factor
h
d
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Example 1• Find the two square
roots.
15 · 15 factor factor
-15 · -15 factor factor
• What is the radicand?• A radicand is the term inside of
the radical sign. 225
• What 2 factors (the same) can we multiply to equal the radicand? (Hint there are 2 sets of factors)
• The 2 same factors are 15 and 15 or
-15 and -15.
• What is the best way to write down the solution?
• The best way to write down the solution is to write it like:
± 15
225
15
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Example 2• What is the principal
root of this expression? 14
exponent rule = d7 • d7 = d7 + 7= d14
11d7 · 11d7 factor factor
Solution
Solution
• What is the radicand?• The radicand is 121d14
• What is the index and what does it mean? 2
• The index tell us how many factors = the radicand. 2 factors
• What is the exponent rule we can use to factor the 14?
• When bases are the same and we are multiplying we can add the exponents.
• What 2 factors (the same) can we multiply to equal the radicand?
• 11d7 · 11d7
• What does principal root mean?
• Principal root is always the positive factor.
d12122 121d
11d7
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Example 3• If the flag of Switzerland
has an area of 81 ft2, what is the length of each of its sides? The flag is square.
(hint s = )
9 • 9 9 ft
factor factor 9 ft
Solution
• What is the radicand?• The radicand is the area of the flag
which is 81.
• Do we only find the principal root?
YES or NO• You can only have positive lengths.
• What 2 factors (the same) can we multiply to equal the radicand?
• The 2 factor that make up 81 are 9 and 9.
• What is the length of each side?
• The length of each side is 9 ft.
A
Side = 9 ft
81
flag