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Introduction to Square Roots

Learn how to find exact values, rationality, and approximations of square roots without a calculator. Simplify square roots with precision.

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Introduction to Square Roots

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  1. Introduction to Square Roots

  2. 1. Find the exact value of each square root without a calculator.(similar to p.534 #38)

  3. 2. Find the exact value of each square root without a calculator.(similar to p.534 #44)

  4. 3. Find the exact value of each square root without a calculator.(similar to p.534 #46)

  5. 4. Find the exact value of each square root without a calculator.(similar to p.534 #48)

  6. 5. Find the exact value of each square root without a calculator.(similar to p.534 #50)

  7. 6. Find the exact value of each square root without a calculator.(similar to p.534 #54)

  8. 7. Use a calculator to find the approximate value of the square root, rounded to the indicated place.(similar to p.535 #64)

  9. 8. Tell if the square root is rational, irrational, or not a real number. If the square root is rational, find the exact value; if the square root is irrational, write the approximate value rounded to two decimal places.(similar to p.535 #68)

  10. 9. Tell if the square root is rational, irrational, or not a real number. If the square root is rational, find the exact value; if the square root is irrational, write the approximate value rounded to two decimal places.(similar to p.535 #70)

  11. 10. Tell if the square root is rational, irrational, or not a real number. If the square root is rational, find the exact value; if the square root is irrational, write the approximate value rounded to two decimal places.(similar to p.535 #74)

  12. 11. Simplify each square root.(similar to p.535 #80)

  13. 12. Simplify each square root.(similar to p.535 #82)

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