Is √36 rational or irrational?
Rational, because √36 = 6.
Simplify √64
8
Find the GCF:
18,24
6
Simplify:
x4 ⋅ x3
x7
Simplify:
(x3)4
x12
Classify -8 using all real-number sets that apply.
Integer, rational, real.
Simplify √20
2√5
Find the LCM:
8,12
24
a9/a4
a5
Rewrite using positive exponents:
x−5
1/x5
Is 0.454545.... rational or irrational? Explain.
Rational because it is a repeating decimal.
Simplify √72
6√2
Find the GCF:
18x4y2,30x3y5
6x3y2
Simplify:
(3x4)(5x7)
15x11
Simplify:
(2x3)4
16x12
Order from least to greatest:
√10, π, 3.2
*Use inequality signs for extra 100 points*
π < √10 < 3.2
Simplify √180
6√5
Find the LCM:
6a2b3,15a4b
30a4b3
Simplify:
24x9y6 / 6x3y2
4x6y4
Simplify using only positive exponents:
x−3y5 / y2
y3/x3
Which number does not belong with the others? Explain.
√49, −8/4 , 0.125, √11
√11, because it is irrational. The others are rational.
Simplify 3√48 - 2√27
3*4√3 −2*3√3 = 12√3 −6√3 = 6√3
Find both the GCF and LCM:
24x3y2 , 36x2y5
GCF: 12x2y2
LCM: 72x3y5
Simplify
(18a8b5/3a2b3) ⋅ 2a3b
12a9b3
Simplify completely using positive exponents:
(2x3y−2)2 / 4x−1y
4x6y−4 / 4x-1y = x6−(−1)y−4−1 = x7y−5 = x7/y5