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Mathematical Expression Editor
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Solve radical equations that lead to linear equations.
First, watch this video to see how solving radical equations is different from
solving linear and quadratic equations. The major difference is in the
restricted domains of radical functions! This objective will focus on radical
equations that lead to linear equations. That means we can have 0 or 1 solution
(based on whether the potential solution is in the domains of the radical
functions).
Solve the following equation. If there is no Real solution, type ”NA”.
Potential Solution:
Actual Solution:
How can we tell if the potential solution (the value we get from squaring both sides
and solving) is an actual solution? Is there anything we need to worry about when it
comes to square root functions? (think domain)
Solve the following equation. If there is no Real solution, type ”NA”.
Potential Solution:
Actual Solution:
Solve the following equation. If there is no Real solution, type ”NA”.
Potential Solution:
Actual Solution:
Solve the following equation. If there is no Real solution, type ”NA”.
Potential Solution:
Actual Solution:
Start typing the name of a mathematical function to automatically insert it.
(For example, "sqrt" for root, "mat" for matrix, or "defi" for definite integral.)
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Start typing the name of a mathematical function to automatically insert it.
(For example, "sqrt" for root, "mat" for matrix, or "defi" for definite integral.)