The video tutorial covers the basics of adding and subtracting radicals, emphasizing the importance of having the same radicand for these operations. It provides step-by-step instructions on simplifying radicals, including cube roots, and demonstrates through examples how to add and subtract radicals. The tutorial concludes with complex examples to reinforce the concepts.

What is the primary rule for adding or subtracting radicals?

• They must have the same coefficient.

• They must be positive numbers.

• They must be whole numbers.

• They must have the same term under the radical symbol.

What is the first step in adding radicals?

• Simplify each radical.

• Check for like terms.

• Add the coefficients.

• Keep the radicand the same.

In the example 6√2 + 5√2, what is the result?

• 11√2

• 30√4

• Cannot be added

• 1√2

What should you do if the radicands are not the same?

• Ignore the radicands and add the coefficients.

• Subtract the smaller radicand from the larger one.

• Add the coefficients directly.

• Simplify the radicals to make the radicands the same.

When simplifying √8, what is the simplified form?

• √4

• 8√2

• 4√2

• 2√2

What is the first step in subtracting radicals?

• Check for like terms.

• Keep the radicand the same.

• Simplify each radical.

• Add the coefficients.

In the example -3√17 - 4√17, what is the result?

• 7√17

• -1√17

• Cannot be subtracted

• -7√17

What should you do if the radicands are not the same when subtracting?

• Ignore the radicands and subtract the coefficients.

• Subtract the smaller radicand from the larger one.

• Simplify the radicals to make the radicands the same.

• Add the coefficients directly.

When simplifying the cube root of 81, what is the simplified form?

• 3√3

• 12√3

• 9√3

• 27√3

In the example 12√3 - 10√3, what is the result?

• Cannot be subtracted

• 2√3

• 22√3

• 2√6