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Chapter 6 - Homework

The document outlines homework assignments for Algebra II, specifically focusing on Chapter 6: Irrational and Complex Numbers. It lists problem sets for each section along with corresponding page numbers and emphasizes the importance of completing the assignments in a homework binder. Additionally, it states that late or incomplete submissions will lead to a reduced homework grade.

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Chapter 6 - Homework

The document outlines homework assignments for Algebra II, specifically focusing on Chapter 6: Irrational and Complex Numbers. It lists problem sets for each section along with corresponding page numbers and emphasizes the importance of completing the assignments in a homework binder. Additionally, it states that late or incomplete submissions will lead to a reduced homework grade.

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ALGEBRA II

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS

CHAPTER 6: IRRATIONAL AND COMPLEX NUMBERS

Section Problem Set Pages


Section 6-1: Roots of Real Numbers 2-12 even, 16-20 even 262
Section 6-2: Properties of Radicals 6-16 even, 31 267-268
Section 6-3: Sums of Radicals 2-28 even, 36, 38 272
Section 6-4: Binomials Containing 4-20 even 275-276
Radicals
Section 6-5: Equations Containing 2-12 even, 20, 22 280
Radicals
Section 6-6: Rational and Irrational 2-14 even 286
Numbers
Section 6-7: The Imaginary Number i 2-16 even, 26, 28, 31, 32 290-291
Section 6-8: The Complex Numbers 2-18 even, 30-34 even 295

 All problem sets come from the Written Exercises found at the end of each
lesson.
 Problem sets will be assigned – partially or wholly – each night. They can be
assigned individually or in conjunction with another set.
 Problem sets are expected to be completed in your homework binder each
night.
 Certain exercises may be collected from each problem set. Exercises to be
collected will be announced the previous day.
 Problem sets should be done well enough for review the next day. Come
prepared with questions.
 Late or incomplete problem sets will not be accepted and will result in a
reduced homework grade.

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