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11. 1Square Roots Square Roots 5 25 2 • When we raise a number to the second power, we have “squared” the number. • Sometimes we need to find the number that was squared. That process is called “finding the square root of a number”. • Every positive number has both positive and negative square roots. Radical Sign 25 5 and -5 25 5 “Principal” Square Root is the positive 5. Simplify: (Answer is only the principal root) 81 64 9 -8 36 (6)2 -36 (-6)2 -36 Because (9)2 = 81 25 5 Negative square Root Not possible Rational Numbers • Comes from the word “ratio” • Any number that can be expressed as the ratio of two integers 7 7 yes , 1 1.3 13 yes , 10 0.3333 1 yes, 3 Irrational Numbers • Cannot be written as the ratio of two integers. • Decimal never ends and does not repeat. • Examples of irrational numbers: 0.4545 2 25 Identify the number as irrational or rational 6 1 35 36 The square roots of most whole numbers are irrational. Only the perfect squares (0, 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, etc.) have rational square roots. Identify the rational number: A. 48 B. 49 C. 50 D. 51 49 7 Real Numbers: All the rational and all the Irrational numbers. -25 is NOT a real number. 52 25 5 Real Numbers 0 Rational 2 Numbers 9 5 7 Irrational Numbers 2 25 Approximate the value of 25 5 36 6 29 29 5.3 Approximate the value of 9 3 16 4 12 12 3.4 Approximate the value of 64 8 81 9 75 75 8.7 Approximate the value of 45 36 6 49 7 45 6.8 225 Find without a calculator: 100 10 400 20 15 11 121 2 12 144 2 13 169 2 289 Find without a calculator: 100 10 400 20 13 2 17 2 17 625 Find without a calculator: 400 20 900 30 21 2 22 2 25 Compare and Contrast 2 3 2 2 (2 3) 2 Assignment: Page 485 (2-32 even, 33-47 all)