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1) The document defines root forms and algebraic roots. Root forms involve taking the nth root of a number a by writing it as a1/n. Algebraic roots follow rules like a c + b c = (a + b) c and a c – b c = (a – b) c.
2) Rationalizing denominators is described as a process to remove irrational numbers from fractions by multiplying the numerator and denominator by the irrational term or its conjugate. This allows fractions to be simplified.
1) The document defines root forms and algebraic roots. Root forms involve taking the nth root of a number a by writing it as a1/n. Algebraic roots follow rules like a c + b c = (a + b) c and a c – b c = (a – b) c.
2) Rationalizing denominators is described as a process to remove irrational numbers from fractions by multiplying the numerator and denominator by the irrational term or its conjugate. This allows fractions to be simplified.
1) The document defines root forms and algebraic roots. Root forms involve taking the nth root of a number a by writing it as a1/n. Algebraic roots follow rules like a c + b c = (a + b) c and a c – b c = (a – b) c.
2) Rationalizing denominators is described as a process to remove irrational numbers from fractions by multiplying the numerator and denominator by the irrational term or its conjugate. This allows fractions to be simplified.
2) Operation of Algebraic Roots For each a, b, and
c positive numbers, then the relationship applies: a) a c + b c = (a + b) c b) a c – b c = (a – b) c
c) a b = a b
d) a b = (a b) 2 ab
e) a b = (a b) 2 ab
3) Rationalize the denominator For each fraction
whose denominator contains irrational numbers (numbers that can not be rooted), it can be rationalized by its denominator with the following rules: a) ab ab bb a b b c(a b ) b) c c a b 2 a b a b a b a b