
square roots and cube roots
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DIANE WALLER
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By DIANE WALLER
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What is a square root?
A square root is the inverse of "squaring" a number
Squaring a number just means that a number is multiplied by itself TWO times, or said differently, a number to the power of TWO
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s =5mm
A = s • s or A = s2
This square has 5 mm sides
We find the area of the square by
multiplying one side length times another side length
Five squared is 52
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A square has sides that are all the same length,
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5 squared =
Choose all that are correct
5
10
25
52
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Multiple Choice
36
61
62
32
63
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NINE SQUARED
92
93
18
81
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A root "undoes" a power
A square root is the inverse of a numbner to the 2nd power. FOr all othre powers, you must use a "root" for that number.
n5 has to be undone by a fifth root. Likewise n3 cube root to undo it.
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SYMBOL FOR SQUARE ROOT
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Multiple Choice
49
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5
7
4
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Multiple Choice
100 +16 =
10
8
12
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Multiple Select
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ALL OF THE ANSWERS BELOW ARE TRUE.
CHOOSE ALL FOUR
Undoes when a number is raised to the 3rd power
In this case 23
2• 2 • 2
IS READ "THE CUBE ROOT OF 8.
MEANS what number is multiplied by itself THREE times to get this number.
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Just find the square root of each part of the fraction
Sometimes there is a fraction under the radical sign (that's what we call the square root symbol)
Square root of a fraction
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6/8 = 3/4
Since the square root of 36 is 6 and square root of 64
is 8, you just write those numbners in the for of a fraction
since they were already in a fracrtion.
If it need to be reduced, you still have to reduce it.
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Multiple Choice
8116
4 • 9 = 36
94
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9
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Multiple Choice
1009
109
103
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9−10
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Cubed?
Like the square which multiplies a number by itself and is therefore called a square, we say that we "cube" a number when it is a number multiplied by itself 3 times because a cube has same lenth sides, and to find its volume you must multiply its height by its length by its width - so the same number times itself 3 times (n • n n or n3)
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