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- Write each square root in simplest form:\sqrt{72}\sqrt{98}\sqrt{150}\sqrt{192}\sqrt{396}
- Simplify, taking every variable to be non-negative:\sqrt{50a^4}\sqrt{63c^5}\sqrt{28m^3n^2}\sqrt{200p^6q^9}\sqrt{242u^{10}v^7}
- Simplify each cube root:\sqrt[3]{-54}\sqrt[3]{192}\sqrt[3]{16x^4}
- Fill in each blank with a whole number:
- Say whether each statement is true or false and correct the false ones.
- Word problem: the exact length of a soaker hose across a raised garden bed.
- Word problem: the side of a table top with 18 times the area of a coaster.
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Simplifying a square root: the lesson ›More Chapter 5 worksheets: Radicals, rational exponents and radical functions
- 5.1Higher roots
- 5.2Rational exponents
- 5.3Graphing square root functions
- 5.4Cube root functions and roots as powers
- 5.5Solving radical equations
- 5.6Radical functions in context
- 5.7Simplifying a square root
- 5.8Operations with radicals