Radical Operations Algebra

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CCSS.HSN.RN.A.2

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solve for x:

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

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A.NR.5.2

Enter the correct steps to solve: -katex latex="-7\sqrt[4]{m+1}=14" 1) Divide both sides by ​ (a)   2) Raise both sides to the ​ (b)   power 3) Subtract ​ (c)   from both sides. 4) m = ​ (d)   CHECK: After m is plugged back in we find that there is ​ (e)   . ​

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CCSS.HSA.REI.A.2

What would be the root index if the following expression were written in radical form?

12x^2/3

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• There is no root index..

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Enter the correct steps to solve: -katex latex="-7\sqrt[4]{m+1}=14" 1) Divide both sides by ​ (a)   2) Raise both sides to the ​ (b)   power 3) Subtract ​ (c)   from both sides. 4) m = ​ (d)   CHECK: After m is plugged back in we find that there is ​ (e)   . ​

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• fourth

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• 15

• no solution

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• square

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• all real numbers

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CCSS.HSA.REI.A.2

Label the radical expression

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Power