Radical Operations

Simplify:
√45

• 9√5
• 3√5
• 5√9
• 3√15

Simplify:
√96

• 16√6
• 6√16
• 9√6
• 4√6

Simplify the following radical: √150

• 5√15
• 5√2
• 5√6
• 15√5

√144

• 12
• 4
• 36
• 6

Tags

CCSS.8.EE.A.2

Simplify: 6√3 + 2√75 - 4√27

• 16√3 - 12√2
• 2√15
• 28√3
• 4√3

Simplify: (7√3)²

• 147
• 21
• 63
• 49√9

Simplify: 2√7 + √28

• 7√4
• 4√14
• 4√7
• 9√7

Simplify 2√5(3√3+6√2)

• 6√15+12√10
• 15√6+30√10
• 90
• 6√10+12√6

Tags

CCSS.HSN.RN.A.2

The process of eliminating radicals from the denominator of a fraction is called ______________.

• division

• rationalizing the denominator

• rationalizing the numerator

• factoring

The number or expression inside of a radical is called the ____________

• argument

• index

• radicand

• root