GOAL: USE PROPERTIES OF RADICALS AND RATIONAL EXPONENTS Section 7-2: Properties of Rational Exponents.

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GOAL: USE PROPERTIES OF RADICALS AND RATIONAL EXPONENTS Section 7-2: Properties of Rational Exponents

Example 1: Use Properties of Radicals

Simplifying Radicals A radical with index n is in simplest form if : there are no perfect n th powers in the radicand. there are no radicals in the denominators.

Example 2: Write Radicals in Simplest Form

Example 3: Use Properties of Rational Exponents

Like Radicals

Example 4: Add or Subtract Like Radicals

Checkpoint:

Example 5: Simplify Expressions with Variables

Example 5: continued

Example 6: Add and Subtract Expressions with Variables

Checkpoint:

Checkpoint: Continued

Homework: