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7. Roots and Radical Expressions

7. Roots and Radical Expressions. In this chapter, you will learn:. What a polynomial is Add/subtract/multiply/divide polynomials Simplify radicals, exponents Solving equations with exponents and radicals Complex numbers Conjugates. What is a monomial?.

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7. Roots and Radical Expressions

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  1. 7. Roots and Radical Expressions

  2. In this chapter, you will learn: What a polynomial is Add/subtract/multiply/divide polynomials Simplify radicals, exponents Solving equations with exponents and radicals Complex numbers Conjugates

  3. What is a monomial? An expression that is a number, that may or may not include a variable. MONOMIALS NOT MONOMIALS

  4. Real Roots • Real roots are the possible solutions to a number, raised to a power.

  5. Vocabulary and Properties Radical sign index radicand

  6. How to find the root (other than a square root), using a graphing calculator 1. Input the root you are going to take (for example, if you are taking the third root of a number, start with the 3). 2. Press MATH and select option 5 3. Enter the value you are taking the root of. Ex: 4 MATH 5 81 ENTER 3

  7. Practice: Find each root Solutions: 22, 7, and ERR: NONREAL ANS Let’s take a closer look at this answer

  8. Properties and Notation: Why? We want to make sure that the root is always positive when the index is an even number When n is an even number

  9. Note: Absolute value symbols ensure that the root is positive when x is negative. They are not needed for y because y2 is never negative. Notice that the index is an odd number here . . . Absolute value symbols must not be used here. If x is negative, then the radicand is negative and the root must also be negative.

  10. Let’s try some Simplify each expression. Use the absolute value symbols when needed.

  11. Solutions Simplify each expression. Use the absolute value symbols when needed.

  12. Properties of Exponents – let’s review . . .

  13. NEGATIVE EXPONENTRULE

  14. PRODUCT OR POWERRULE HAVE TO HAVE THESAME BASE

  15. QUOTIENT OF POWERRULE HAVE TO HAVE THESAME BASE

  16. POWER OF POWERRULE (x4)³

  17. POWER OF PRODUCTRULE (2x4)⁵

  18. POWER OF A QUOTIENTRULE

  19. POWER OF QUOTIENT 2RULE

  20. Fractional Exponents (Powers and Roots) “Power” “Root”

  21. RADICAL TO EXPONENTRULE

  22. RATIONAL EXPONENTRULE

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