Square Roots: Extraction, Factors, and Factoring
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Яка математична операція дозволяє знайти число, квадрат якого дорівнює заданому числу?

  • Додавання
  • Інтегрування
  • Множення
  • Вилучення кореня (correct)
  • Яким чином можна переписати вираз √(x²y) за допомогою вилучення фактора під коренем?

  • (xy)√2
  • (x + y)²
  • (√x + √y)²
  • (x√y)² (correct)
  • Що буде результатом вилучення квадратного кореня з числа 25?

  • 3
  • 10
  • 2
  • 5 (correct)
  • Як правильно визначити квадратний корінь числа?

    <p>Знаходити цілу частину відповіді.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    У чому суть процесу перенесення фактора поза корінь?

    <p>Переписування фактора поза коренем для спрощення виразу.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Як називається процес переписування виразу через простіші вирази, які містять множники під знаком кореня?

    <p>Розкладання під корінь</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Які кроки включає процес факторизації під коренем за вказаними правилами?

    <p>Вилучити спільні множники, розкласти їх, перегрупувати вираз</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Яким чином можна переписати вираз √(9 + 12x + 4x²) після факторизації під коренем?

    <p>√(3(3 + 4x + x²))</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Що є кроком перед останнім у процесі факторизації під коренем?

    <p>Перегрупування виразу</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Яке значення мають основні концепції видобутку квадратних коренів та факторизації під коренем для вирішення складніших алгебраїчних задач?

    <p>Без них неможливо розв’язати складні задачі алгебри</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Square Roots: Exploring Extraction, Factors, and Factoring

    Square roots, often represented by the symbol √ or "radical," are an essential component of math that plays a pivotal role in understanding and solving various mathematical problems. In this article, we'll delve into the fascinating world of square roots by examining three key subtopics: extracting square roots, moving a factor out from under the radical, and factoring under the radical.

    Extracting Square Roots

    Extracting a square root is the process of finding a number whose square is equal to a given number. For example, the square root of 16, denoted as √16, is 4 because 4² = 16. To find the square root of a positive number, we can use a calculator or follow these steps:

    1. Begin by writing the number in the form of a², where a is the square root we want to find.
    2. Identify the square root of the coefficient (if any) and determine the integer part of the answer.
    3. Test any "fractions" to find the decimal part of the answer.

    Here's an example:

    To find the square root of 81, we have 81 = 9², so √81 = 9.

    Moving a Factor Out from Under the Radical

    Sometimes, we'll encounter expressions with factors inside the radical. In such cases, it's helpful to move the factor out from under the radical. For example, consider √(x²y). One way to rewrite this expression is (x√y)². In this way, we can write any expression with factors inside the radical in terms of simpler expressions, which can then be used for further calculations, such as factoring.

    Factoring Under the Radical

    Factoring under the radical means to rewrite an expression in terms of simpler expressions that contain factors under the radical. To do so, we can follow these guidelines:

    1. Identify any common factors in the expression.
    2. Factor out those common factors.
    3. Rearrange the expression in terms of the common factors under the radical.

    Here's an example to illustrate the process:

    We want to factor √(x² + 10x + 25). First, we identify that both x² and 25 share a common factor of 5. Second, we factor out 5 from both terms:

    √(5(x² + 5) + 5²)

    Now, we can rearrange the expression:

    √(5(x² + 5) + 25)

    This expression is now factored under the radical in terms of simpler expressions.

    As you've seen, understanding and applying the concepts of extracting square roots, moving a factor out from under the radical, and factoring under the radical are essential skills for solving more complex problems in algebra and beyond. These concepts are fundamental to various fields, including physics, engineering, and computer science, where the accurate manipulation of square roots plays a vital role in solving real-world problems.

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