Square Roots & Estimating
Converting between Mixed & Entire Radicals
Adding & Subtracting Radicals
Multiplying & Dividing Radicals
Exponent Laws
100

sqrt49

7

100

Convert to a mixed radical:

sqrt12

2sqrt3

100

3sqrt5+4sqrt5

7sqrt5

100

sqrt2*sqrt3

sqrt6

100

a^5*a^3

a^8

200

sqrt144

12

200

Convert to an entire radical:

3sqrt7

sqrt63

200

6sqrt3-2sqrt3

4sqrt3

200

sqrt5/sqrt2

sqrt10/2

200

x^7/x^2

x^5

300

sqrt40

6.3

300

Convert to a mixed radical:

sqrt75

5sqrt3

300

-sqrt7+3sqrt7-4sqrt7

-2sqrt7

300

sqrt2*-3sqrt5

-3sqrt10

300

(4b^3)^2

16b^6

400

sqrt57

7.5

400

Convert to an entire radical:

3sqrt11

sqrt99

400

-3sqrt24-sqrt6+3sqrt24

-sqrt6

400

(4sqrt3)/(2sqrt5)

(2sqrt15)/5

400

(3u^3v^2)^2

9u^6v^4

500

sqrt172

13.1

500

Rudy is trying to convert an entire radical to a mixed radical, but he got the wrong answer. What mistake did he make? What should the right answer be?

sqrt80

sqrt(4*20)

2sqrt(4*5)

8sqrt5

His mistake was from Step 3 to 4. When he brought the 4 out of the square root, he didn't square root it.

The answer should be 

4sqrt5

500

2sqrt27+3sqrt12-2sqrt3+2sqrt12

14sqrt3

500

(4sqrt15)/(2sqrt10)

sqrt6

500

(x^2y^4*x^2y^-2)/(x^0)

x^4y^2