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Radical Expressions and Equations The Mechanics: Operations with Radical Expressions nitians: ) 5 q • I ike Radicals: have the same radicand, (Lx: 55 4 • Unlike Radicats: do not have the same radicand. (Lx: 4s 5, 3 \6) When adding/subtracting radical expressions: 1. Simplify Radical Expressions 2. Combine Like Radicals • Add/Subtract the numbers outside of radicand. • Radicand stays the same esombiLike Radicals Simplify 1. 232 Step 1: Simplify the radicals Both ‘v2 and 3\2 are simplified Step 2: Group like terms (i.e like radicatids) (1 ±3)J2 Step 3: Simplify Note: Radicand of 2 staved the same 2. 42+8 Step 1: Simplify the radicals 42 is already simplified Step 2: Group like terms (Lee like radleands) (4 + 2)2 Step 3: Simplify 6J2 Note: Radicand of2 stayed the same iceçbininLikeRajcals Simplify a. 3J5 45 b. 4J3 The Mechanics: Radical Operations + 3 c. IC) 5iO d 7’3 12 Radical Expressions and Equations utiveroert r with all radicals. When applying distributive property, make sure o multiph numbe Examples: \/(3 *f) + 73 8 + 73 1 q * 2) + 73 3 2 73 Use distributl\e property Multiply I actor radicands pull out pcrfectsquares Add like terms (cant combine 3’ 2 2 q 3 Practice: Applying Distributive Property b \2x(&x Ii) a ‘‘5(2 I0) c. \5a(5a Qiions:1ultilinierms 73) 3) Foil or box method can be used when multiplying 2 radical terms. Examples: Multiplying 2 Terms Method 1: Foil (5 2J15) (5 ± l5) - ‘15 215*5 215*ul5 25 75-2’752?’5 5 (i2)i752*[5 30 5 \175 30 5 -25 5’3 — Method 2: Box 15 ‘J 215 [*215 H q75 L =5-275 4 75-30 (530) (2l)’75 i75 = 25 .q 5 3 -25 — Shortcuts: ±b b) 2ab ai-+ (a = 2 2 2 b (a + b)(a-b) = a - The Mechanics Radical Operations List all tcrms from box Combine like terms Subtract Simplify radicands d. 3I2(7 4J5) Radical Expressions and Equations Practice: Multiplying 2 Terms. a. (26 3I3)(6 - + 53) b. (6 32l)6 + 21) c. (7 4)2 d. (2lO 9!ions:nuates Conjugates are sum & difference of the same 2 terms. Product of 2 conjugates results in difference of 2 squares. Exam les: Co&u ates ,I5 + ‘2 and 5 ‘i2 are conjugates of each other Their product will be (5 + J2)(’J5 ‘J2) = — - (2)2 term squared 2 term squared No radical in answer — 5 2 = 3 ice:1dent1uItiIvConuates Identify and multiply each radical expression with its conjugate a5-2 b’8±9 c7+5 dlO±8 ions:Rationa1izin Denominators When denominator contains sum/difference including radical expressions, rationa lize denominator by multiplying numerator & denominator by conjugate of denominator. Examples: 6 6 Identify the conjugate of denominator: ‘5 * 5+2 2 ÷ 5 j q + Multiply both numerator & denominator by: 5 Simplify = - 2)(5 + 2) (5)2 —2’2 (‘2) 2 The Mechanics: Radical Operations 5-2 3 3 + ± 3)2 Radical Expressions and Equations .• Practice: Rationalizing the Denominator a. 4 (11O + 48) (47 + 45) C. 8 iti (411-93) (*-93) e. 3-’16 £ (5- 296) The Mechanics: Radical Operations 4 42 (96-3)