Graphing radicals
Key Features
Graphing Radicals
Transformations
Simplifying radicals 1
Solving Radical Functions
Simplifying Radicals 2
100

The endpoint of

 y=3√(x+2) -4

What is (-2,4) 

100

The transformations of 

y= √x  + 4

What is a vertical translation up 4 units. 

100

Simplify ∛(-343)

What is -7

100

Solve 3=√(x-2)

What is x=11

100

Simplify √250

What is 5√10

200

The domain of 

y= √(x+2) -7

What is (-2, ∞)

200

The transformation for 

y= √(x-3)  +4

What is a horizontal shift of 3 right and a vertical shift of 4 up

200

Simplify  

2√3 -5√3

What is -3√3

200

Solve 

√(x+8)=2√(x-1)

What is x=4

200

Simplify

3√8 - 4√32

What is -10√2

300

The range of 

y= ∛(x+2) -8

What is (-∞,∞)

300

The transformations for 

y= -√(x+3) -5

What is a reflection, horizontal shift left 3 and vertical shift down 5

300

Simplify 

3∛16  + 2∛2

What is 8∛2

300

Solve 

∛(x+5) + 4 =7

What is x = 22

300

Simplify 

(5∛15) (3∛9)

What is 

45∛5

400

The maximum point of

 y= -√(x-3) +5

What is (3, 5)

400

Name the transformations

y=-2∛(x-5) 

What is a reflection, vertical stretch, and horizontal shift of 5 right.

400

Simplify 

(3√6) (4√3)

What is 36√2

400

Solve √3x=√(x-6)

What is an extraneous solution of x=-3

400

Simplify 

(15√72) / (3√2)


What is 30

500

The equation for the graph

What is 

y=√(x-2) +5

500

The zeros for

 f(x) = ∛(x-3) + 1

What is x = 2

500

Simplify 

(3 +√5 )(2 -√3) 

What is 

6 + 2√5 - 3√3 - √15

500

Solve x+3 = √(2x+6)

What is x=-1, -3

500

Simplify 

3√(15) / 2√(2)

What is 3√(30)  /4