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    This document provides instructions on simplifying radical expressions using the laws of radicals. It begins by stating the objectives of being able to simplify radical expressions, find principal roots, and solve problems involving radicals. It then explains the three laws of radicals: 1) the factor of the radicand can be separated into different radicals using the same indices, 2) the numerator and denominator can be separated into two radical expressions using the same indices, and 3) multiplying indices. Examples are provided for each law. The document concludes by providing examples of simplifying radical expressions with variables.

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    This document provides instructions on simplifying radical expressions using the laws of radicals. It begins by stating the objectives of being able to simplify radical expressions, find principal roots, and solve problems involving radicals. It then explains the three laws of radicals: 1) the factor of the radicand can be separated into different radicals using the same indices, 2) the numerator and denominator can be separated into two radical expressions using the same indices, and 3) multiplying indices. Examples are provided for each law. The document concludes by providing examples of simplifying radical expressions with variables.

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    This document provides instructions on simplifying radical expressions using the laws of radicals. It begins by stating the objectives of being able to simplify radical expressions, find principal roots, and solve problems involving radicals. It then explains the three laws of radicals: 1) the factor of the radicand can be separated into different radicals using the same indices, 2) the numerator and denominator can be separated into two radical expressions using the same indices, and 3) multiplying indices. Examples are provided for each law. The document concludes by providing examples of simplifying radical expressions with variables.

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    SIMPLIFYING

    RADICALS
    MATHEMATICS IX
    Objectives:
    At the end of the lesson 90% of the
    students should be able to:
    • Simplify radical expressions using the
    laws of radicals.
    • Find the principal root of a number.
    • Solve problems involving radicals.
    Simplifying Radical Expression
    •It is the process of manipulating a radical expression into
    an alternate and more simplified form.

    •It is the process of simplifying expressions applied to


    radicals.
    Perfect Squared Perfect Cube
    √4 = 2 √16 = 4 √8 = 2 √64 = 4
    √9 = 3 √25 = 5 √27 = 3 √125 = 5
    Challenge1
    Memorize the first 15 perfect squares and perfect cubes!

    Perfect Squares Perfect Cubes


    1 2= 1 92= 81 13= 1 93= 729
    2 2= 4 102= 100 23= 8 103= 1000
    3 2= 9 112= 121 33= 27 113= 1331
    42= 16 122= 144 43= 64 123= 1728
    52= 25 132= 169 53= 125 133= 2197
    62= 36 142= 196 63= 216 143= 2744
    72= 49 152= 225 73= 343 153= 3375
    82= 64 83= 512
    Law of radicals

    Law 2:
    Law 1: Factor Law 3:
    numerator and
    of the Multiplying
    denominator
    radicand can indices.
    can be
    be separated
    separated into
    in different
    two radical
    radical using
    expression
    same indices.
    using the
    same indices.
    Law 1: Factor of the radicand can be separated in different radical using same
    indices. n n n
    √xy = √x • √y
    Examples:
    √80 =√16 • √5 √72 =√36• √2
    = 4√5 = 6 √2
    √150 =√25 • √6 √52 =√4 • √13
    = 5√6 = 2 √13
    √300 =√100 • √3
    = 10 √3
    Law 2: Numerator and denominator can be separated into two radical
    expression using the same indices.

    √
    n
    n 𝒙 =
    𝒚 n

    Example:

    √ 𝟖 =
    √ 𝟐𝟕 =
    3

    = = =
    𝟐𝟕 𝟕𝟐
    Law 3: Multiplying indices.

    √ √x = √x
    m mn
    n

    Example:
    ⁴ ⁵
    √ √32 ⁴⁵
    √
    = √2⁵ = √2 ⁴
    ²⁰
    = √2⁵ = 2⁵/²⁰ = 2¹/⁴ = √2
    ⁴

    √√ 𝟏𝟔𝟐 ¿ √ 𝟏𝟔𝟐 ¿ √ 𝟏𝟔𝟐


    8
    ⁴ 8
    Simplifying Radical Expression With Variables.
    3
    1. √x⁵ 3. √63m² 4. √-40x⁹y¹⁰
    3
    = √x⁴ • √x = √-8 • 5 • x⁹ • y⁹ •y
    = √9 • 7 • m²
    = x² √x 3
    = √-8x⁹y⁹ •√y
    3
    = √9m² • √7
    ³
    2. √b⁷ 3
    =3m√7 = -2x³y³√y
    ³
    = √b⁶ • ³√b
    ³
    = b² √b
    Answer Exercise #4 in Aralinks
    Thank You! - Deadline Set: February 15, 2023

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