Converting radicals to mixed radicals

Intro Lesson: a
7:50
Lesson: 1a
1:16
Lesson: 1b
2:08
Lesson: 1c
1:32
Lesson: 1d
1:36
Lesson: 1e
1:23
Lesson: 1f
1:50
Lesson: 1g
2:01
Lesson: 1h
2:44

Learn
Practice

Converting radicals to mixed radicals

In this session, we will learn how to convert radicals to mixed radicals. When the content inside the radical sign is a number, you can do the conversion by performing prime factorization. We will also learn how to do the conversion when the content inside the radical sign is a variable.

Basic Concepts: Estimating square roots, Square and square roots, Cubic and cube roots, Evaluating and simplifying radicals

Lessons

Introduction
a)
How to simplify radicals?

1.
Convert the following radicals to mixed radicals
a)
$\sqrt{18}$

b)
$\sqrt{1088}$

c)
-2 $\sqrt{45}$

d)
(7/11) $\sqrt{1250}$

e)
3 ${^4}\sqrt{162}$

f)
2 ${^5}\sqrt{-192}$

g)
-4 $\sqrt{29a^4b^8}$

h)
2 ${^3}\sqrt{250a^{13}}$

Converting radicals to mixed radicals

Converting radicals to mixed radicals

Lessons

Do better in math today

Don't just watch, practice makes perfect

Practice topics for Radical Expressions and Quadratic Equations