How do We Solve Radical Equation by Using Inverse Operations

The video tutorial covers solving radical expressions and expressions with rational roots. It emphasizes the use of inverse operations to solve equations, providing examples such as solving X + 8 = 7 and X^2 = 4. The tutorial explains the process of squaring both sides to solve sqrt X = 8, resulting in X = 64. It highlights the importance of verifying solutions by substituting back into the original equation to ensure correctness.

Why is it important to check your answer after solving radical expressions?

What should you do if you find that your solution does not satisfy the original equation?