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Lesson 1. 8.N.1-Square Roots and Perfect Squares . Investigation - Work with a partner. Materials: You will need . graph . paper (plain paper will work if that’s all you have), a . pencil, and 20 cubes. Instructions: Use the cubes to make as many different rectangles /squares. as you. can with each area. Draw /sketch. the rectangles. and ...
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Chapter 3-1 Guided Notes Name_____ Square Roots. Perfect Square- numbers such as 1, 4, 9, 16, and 25 are called perfect squares because they are squares of _____ numbers. They have no decimals in the answer. Square Root- The opposite of _____ a number. One of the two equal factors.
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Lesson 1. 8.N.1-S. quare Roots and Perfect Squares. Investigation - Work with a partner. Materials: You will need grid paper, pencil crayons, and 20 cubes. Instructions: Use the cubes to make as many different rectangles as you. can. with each area. 4 square . units. 12 square units. 6 square . units. 16 square units. 8 square . units. 20 ...
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1. 2. 3. Simplifying Radicals with Coefficients. When we put a coefficient in front of the radical, we are multiplying it by our answer after we simplify. If we take Warm up question #1 and put a 6 in front of it, it looks like this. 6 6 65 30 1. 2 2. -4 3. 6 Examples. 1. 2. 10 3. -2. 4. - 5. 3 6. 5. Practice. 7. 3 8. …
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MATH LAB-4.1. Estimating Roots. Question 1: Find the estimated value of within 1 decimal place of 20. 1) Write two consecutive perfect squares closest to 20. _____ _____ Square roots : _____ _____ 2) Fill in the table until the estimate of the square is within 1 decimal place of 20. Estimated Value of its square
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Describe one key difference between factoring the SUM of perfect squares VS the DIFFERENCE of perfect squares. U5 Day 10 Real Roots in Polynomial Equations (Section 6.5) From section 5-3 the Zero _________ Property defines how we can find the roots (or solutions) of the polynomial equation P(x) = 0 by setting each __________ equal to 0.
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Solving Perfect Squares. When the square root of a constant, variable or polynomial results in a constant the expression is a perfect square. Some examples are 49, 64, and . Example: Steps: 1. 1. Be sure that the binomial is fully isolated. 2. Take the square root of both sides. 3. Split the solution into two equations. 4. Solve both equations ...
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1. Four circular chips are each centered on one of four 1. adjacent squares on a checkerboard such that the . centers of the chips are the four vertices of a square. What is the area of this square if the checkerboard’s . squares each measure two inches on a side? 2. A sculpture of a clothespin is 20 feet high. A normal 2.
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graphs and application page 624 # 8-10,24-26, 30-32, 39, 51-55a 4 8.8 solving radical equations -including 2 radicals page 632 # 2-22 5 more 8.8 / review page 633 # 27-41, page 635 #71-73 6 quiz on days 1-5 7 9.4 operations and compositions of functions page 686 # 15-17, 24-32, 39,40, 45-47 8 7.2 inverses of relations and functions page 501 # 1 ...
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