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What is the first step in solving a radical equation?
What should you do if a radical remains in the solution?
Why is it important to check for extraneous solutions?
What is the purpose of making the equation a perfect square?
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What should you do after isolating the radical term?
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Study Notes
Steps to Solve Radical Equations
- Identify the radical term in the equation
- Isolate the radical term on one side of the equation
Making the Radical a Perfect Square
- Attempt to make the radical a perfect square, if possible
Isolating the Variable
- Get rid of the radical to isolate the variable
Important Reminders
- Always check for extraneous solutions
- Acknowledge the solution if a radical remains
Finalizing the Solution
- Take your time and be patient when solving radical equations
- End with a clear and concise answer
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Description
Learn how to solve radical equations by isolating the radical term, making it a perfect square, and eliminating the radical. Practice with patience and attention to detail to get clear and concise answers.
