Quotient Property and Operations with Radicals

Is the expression √81 - √16 equivalent to √(81 - 16)?

• No, they are not equivalent.

• Yes, they are equivalent.

• Only if both numbers are perfect squares.

• Only if the result is a positive number.

What is the result of √81 divided by √16?

• √(81*16)

• √(81/16)

• √(81) - √(16)

• √(81) + √(16)

Which of the following is true about the quotient property of square roots?

• It applies only to perfect squares.

• It is only applicable to integers.

• It can be used when the denominator is zero.

• It states that √(A/B) = √A / √B.

How can the cube root of -192 be simplified?

• -3 cube root of 4

• -4 cube root of 3

• 4 cube root of -3

• 3 cube root of -4

What is the simplest form of the cube root of 27x^5?

• 3x cube root of x^2

• 3 cube root of x^5

• x^3 cube root of 27

• 27 cube root of x^5

What is the simplified form of x^5 divided by 64 under a square root?

• x^2 / 8

• x^4 √x / 8

• x^3 / 8

• x^2 √x / 8

How do you simplify the expression √36x^2 / 121?

• x / 6

• 6 / 11x

• 6x / 11

• 11 / 6x

What is the result of combining like terms in the expression √2 - 3√17 + 7√2?

• 4√2 - 3√17

• 10√2 - 3√17

• 7√2 - 3√17

• 8√2 - 3√17

How do you simplify 8√24 - 6√54?

• -2√6

• -4√6

• 2√6

• 4√6

What is the simplified form of 3√7 + 2√7 - 5√14?

• 5√7 - 5√14

• 5√7 + 5√14

• 7√7 - 5√14

• 5√14 - 5√7