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Algebra 1 Solving Radical Equations
Lecture Description
Dr. Eaton teaches you how to Solve Radical Equations in this new lecture. You begin with an overview of radical equations before diving into the steps of solving a radical equation: isolating the radical and squaring both sides. After covering extraneous solutions, you are ready to tackle the four extra examples at the end.
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Sat Jul 27, 2013 10:33 AM
Post by Tami Cummins on July 18, 2013
In example 3 when you are finding the difference of two squares shouldn't the 6 be positive or a plus 6 due to minus 2ab and b is a negative 3?
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Fri May 24, 2013 9:43 PM
Post by Anwar Alasmari on May 23, 2013
In example II, radical 9 has to be 3 and -3 because (3)(3)=9 as well as (-3)(-3) also equals 9. Is this right?