Multiplying Radical Expressions With Variables and Exponents
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- This algebra video tutorial explains how to multiply radical expressions with variables and exponents. It contains plenty of examples and practice problems of multiplying radical expressions with square roots and cube roots.
Square Roots and Cube Roots: • Square Roots and Cube ...
Simplifying Radical Expressions:
• Simplifying Radicals
Multiplying Radical Expressions:
• Multiplying Radical Ex...
Adding & Subtracting Radicals:
• Adding and Subtracting...
Simplifying Cube Root Expressions:
• How To Simplify Cube R...
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Rationalizing The Denominator:
• Rationalize The Denomi...
Multiplying Radicals With Different Indices:
• Multiplying Radical Ex...
How To Solve Radical Equations:
• Solving Radical Equations
Solving Equations With Cube Roots:
• Solving Equations With...
Solving Complex Radical Equations:
• How To Solve Complex R...
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How To Graph Radical Functions:
• How To Graph Radical F...
Domain of Radical Functions:
• How To Find The Domain...
How To Graph Cube Root Functions:
• Graphing Cube Root Fun...
Radical Expressions - Test Review:
• Simplifying Radical Ex...
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Final Exams and Video Playlists:
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what dont you get? its just factoring out x^2+6x+9. you need 2 of something to take it out of the radical right? just like if 9 was in a radical or (3)(3) it would be 3. you have the same expression twice- (x+3)(x+3) in a radical = x+3
I've been struggling for the longest on the part with variables, but this explanation was so easy to follow and added so much clarity for me. Thanks!
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He's multiplying the radical values with each other, and simplifying them. When working with radicals, you have to break down the value in the radical and see if you can find the square root of one of those values. That root can be placed outside of the radical sign and multiplied with it. Similarly, to put a multiplied number into a square root radical, you have to square it and multiply it with the existing number inside the radical.
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Please answer this. Im so confuse. The questions on my assignments seems to be different. Our topic is multipliying radicals but what our teacher taught is really different. When i try to do your method, the answer given by our teacher from his example is wrong. ^3√54x^5 multiply by ^3√48x^4.. I keep on trying to answer this on my own from the way you teach. But the answer was still not the same from our teacher. I dont get it. Please help me.
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Why did you cube 12 but only square 6 esp when you could have cubed the six?
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What if the index is different
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I but if it is x to the power of 3 squared what is the square root of that?
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I think what he's trying to say is that when multiplying roots that you multiply the coefficients.
Basically
why is the square root of 6 times the square root of 15 = 90 but the square root of 3 times the square root of 3 = 3? 1:08
hi! this is because √3 x √3 = √9 and finding the square root of 9 equals 3. he simplified it.
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3:55 why it wasnt 3 cube root 2? Anyone??
Its cube root not square root
On 8:07 why can’t u just multiply 6x3? I’m really confused on this topic..
how come in the beginning you said 3•3 stayed as a 3( 1:04) , but then in the next example you said that the 5•5 would be 25 ( 2:12 ) i'm SO confused
You could do either way for either of them, they get the same answer multiplying the same two sqaure roots will be the same as when you square root them after multiplying them.
what if the index number is different
i have a question in 7:37 when factor 12 using 6*2 would still get me the right answer?
no, u will have to get the cube root of 12. cube root is multiplying the same number three times, in number 12 cube root is 4 (4×3) and then simplify 4 so it becomes √2 and √2 and then √3
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So if you combine two like radicals it will be the same number now I get it.
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5:11 what if it could be 9 and 8?
I am looking for a problem that deals with absolute value expression
so basically you are breaking whole numbers into their prime factors?
Basically. You’re just factoring and breaking into primes.
still i dont understand :((
wouldnt when u multiply, lets say root 5 times root 5 = plus or minus 5? why does it equal 5??
Most times teachers only want the positive answer, yes sqrt of 25 is technically-5&5 but most teachers say to only put the positive unless it is asking for both. If the question is Xsquared = 25, what is X? Then you want to put both -5 & 5. That’s what I’m assuming and it works better here to put positive
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Dude, I love how you show two ways of doing this but for some reason, u choose to multiple the S.Q of 8 with the S.Q of 6 without showing us how to simplify before multiplying. 1:40 so annoying. My answer was 2 root 12 not 4 root 3.
Can anyone explain how he got x4 and y3 on 7:18
It's a cubed root, so he is looking for groups of 3. x^13 can have 4 groups of 3 taken out of it with 1 x remaining. y^10 can have 3 groups of it taken out of it with q remaining. A good tactic to use would be to just subtract. For example: you want to get how many groups of 3 in x^13 (like in the video above) so you subtract 3, you get 10, subtract 3 again, you get 7, subtract again, you get 4, subtract again, you get 1. You can't get 3 from 1, so the amount of times you subtracted is the exponent you put on the variable once you take it out of the radical (square root)
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5:38 , 8 doesnt have square root but cube root so why √x^8 turns to x^4👍😢😩
Think of its like this sqrt(x^4)^2, since you're taking the square root, the two cancels out. You're just breaking down the exponent to a point where it can be rooted.
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