Basic Mathematics: Simplifying Radicals
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Professor Willian Sousa
Reduce to a single radical. 05. Using the properties of roots,
determine the value of the expression
a) 10
√ 3⋅ ( 3+
√ 27).
√
b) 2 A) 6
B) 12
3
c) 3 C) 30
3 3
D) 33
d) 3
06. Mark the false statement:
[Link] the multiplications:
A) √ ⋅ = √⋅ √
n
a b n
a n
b B) √ √ =
+
√
a)53 3
6 C) √ =
√
√
b)2 8 D) √+ = √+ √
c)2 6 3
[Link] the number2353let's
√ go
d) 43 3
6
obtain
03. Simplify the radicals.
A)283√
20
a) √ 25 B) 47√
18
b) √ 12
C)421
√
6
c)√102 D)2821
√
9
d)√ 3
4
e)√( )6 08. The correct sentence is:
04. Transform into a quotient of radicals. A) 18=
√ 92 √
2 B)18=
√ 6 3 √
a)√
3
C)18=
√ 23 √
3
b) √ D)18=
√ 32 √
5
4 2
c) √ 3
[Link] radical27has
√ a non-exact root
d) √
9 and therefore, its simplified form is:
16
a)3√
3
e) √ 2 b)23√
f)0,01
√ c)3 √3
d) 32√
14. Which of the following alternatives is a result
10.Se32so
√ when simplifying what
27 from the simplification of the following radical?
result?
5 32
a)43√ √
5
32√
b) 4 √2 A) 1/x
3 √3
B) 2/x
c)4 √2
√3 C) 3/x
√2 D) 4/x
d)
3 √3
E) 5/x
[Link] simplified form of720é:
√
A)512
√
B)125√
C)410
√
D) 5 √ 8
12. Using the properties of radication,
judge whether the following statements are
correct or incorrect:
I.3∙√ 2=√ 6 √
II.9−
√ 6= 3 √ √
III.8÷
√ 2=√2
So we can affirm that:
A) only statement I is incorrect.
B) only statement II is incorrect.
C) only statement III is incorrect.
D) all statements are incorrect.
E) all statements are correct.
13. The expression180+
√ 20is√equal to:
A) 8 √5
B)56√
C)95√
D)5 √8