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8A Unit 5 Test Corrections

8A Unit 5 Test Corrections

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Mathematics

8th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

CCSS
8.EE.A.2, HSN.RN.A.2, 5.NF.B.4B

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Rayelle Rivale

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Unit 5 Test Correction Session

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  1. Check to see if you have like radicals.

    ex. 3√6 and 4√6

  2. Add/subtract the coefficients.

    ex. 3√6 and 4√6

  3. *Note: when you don't see a coefficient like √6, it's 1!

Adding/Subtracting Radicals

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Multiple Choice

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Add 1954+5419\sqrt[4]{5}+\sqrt[4]{5}

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195419\sqrt[4]{5}

2

205420\sqrt[4]{5}

3

245424\sqrt[4]{5}

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Multiple Choice

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Subtract 136576513\sqrt[5]{6}-7\sqrt[5]{6}

1

6656\sqrt[5]{6}

2

206520\sqrt[5]{6}

3

61266\sqrt[6]{12}

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  1. Make sure you have the same index i

​2. Multiply coefficients (numbers in front of √)
3. Multiply radicands (numbers inside √)

Multiplying/Dividing Radicals

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  1. Make sure you have the same index i

​2. Multiply coefficients (numbers in front of √)
3. Multiply radicands (numbers inside √)

Multiplying/Dividing Radicals

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Multiple Choice

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Simplify the following: 4259654\sqrt[5]{2}\cdot9\sqrt[5]{6}

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138513\sqrt[5]{8}

2

36122536\sqrt[25]{12}

3

3612536\sqrt[5]{12}

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Multiple Choice

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Simplify the following: 18103÷92318\sqrt[3]{10}\div9\sqrt[3]{2}

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91269\sqrt[6]{12}

2

2532\sqrt[3]{5}

3

9839\sqrt[3]{8}

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Finding Square and Cube Roots

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--> Odd index ✅
--> Even index ❌

What about Negatives?

​Here's why....

Even amount of negatives
(-) × (-) × (-) × (-) × (-) × (-) = (+) × (+) × (+) = (+)

2 negatives = A positive

-->There's no way you could take an even amount of negatives and it ever equal a negative.

Odd amount of negatives
(-)× (-) × (-) = (+) × (-) = (-)
--> It is possible to take an odd amount of negatives and it equal a negative.

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Multiple Choice

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What's 25\sqrt[]{25} ?

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5

2

12.5

3

625

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Area of square = s2

So, s = √Area

**Has to be a square!

Area, Squares and Square Roots

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Multiple Choice

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What is the side length of a square if it's area is 64 square cm?

1

16 cm

2

4 cm

3

8 cm

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Volumes, Cubes and Cube Roots

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Multiple Choice

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What's the side length of a cube if it's volume is 64 cubic inches?

1

8 inches

2

4 inches

3

128 inches

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