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UNIT 6Radical Functions and Right Triangles
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SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION TO SQUARE ROOTS
The square root of a number is the value that when multiplied by itself is equal to the original number
For example, what number multiplied by itself is equal to 4? 2 times 2 = 4, therefore 2 is the square root of 4
Ex1. Find A perfect square is a number that has a
counting number as its’ square root Ex2. Name the first 10 perfect squares
You need to know these! Numbers have two square roots (one positive
and one negative), but you only have to give the positive unless you are asked for both
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Ex2. Give all square roots of 156.25 Ex3. If the area of a square is 9.2416 m², what
is the length of each side? Use a radical symbol like a grouping symbol Ex4. Solve and round to the nearest hundredth If numbers are both under radical symbols, you
can multiply the numbers together (this is the Product of Square Roots Property) i.e.
If the two numbers under the radical are the same, the solution will just be the number i.e.
If the directions say to find the exact answer, leave the solution under the radical
Ex5. Find the exact answer
2 212 3
5 7 35
5 5 25 5
215 2 6
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If a variable is squared, there will be two solutions
Ex6. Solve n² = 361 Ex7. Solve (x + 5)² = 36 Sections of the book to read: 1-6 and 9-7
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SECTION 2: SIMPLIFYING SQUARE ROOTS Simplifying a radical means to write it in such a
way that there are NO perfect square factors to the number under the radical You will need to make a factor tree to simplify
We will be using the Product of Square Roots Property in reverse in order to write the answers in simplified radical form
Ex1. Simplify Ex2. Multiply You can choose to multiply and then simplify or
you can simplify and then multiply (you may have to simplify twice if you do it in that order)
Determine the largest perfect square factor in order to only go through the process once
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Simplify each radical Ex3. Ex4. Ex5. Ex6.
You can also simplify radicals containing variables
If the exponent is even, the exponent is cut in half and placed outside of the parentheses
If the exponent is odd, you will have to factor it into two factors (the second factor will be to the first power)
Ex7. Simplify
Simplify each radical expression Ex8. Ex9. Ex10.
Section of the book to read: 9-7
60 700
2 22 5 14 8 72
2
6 11 14x y z
2 9 1524x y z 4 7 12300a b c 15 175
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SECTION 3: EXPONENTS AND RADICALS Exponents do not have to be integers, they can
be fractions or decimals These rational exponents have radical
equivalents i.e.
A cube root is asking for the number that multiplied by itself 3 times equals the number in question i.e.
You can type these into your calculator as a root or as a rational exponent
Ex1. Find Other roots do not have special numbers (just
say “fourth root”, “fifth root”, etc.)
1
2x x
13 3x x
3 1331
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Find each root Ex2. Ex3. Ex4.
Write each root with a rational exponent Ex5. Ex6.
Write each term as a root Ex7. Ex8.
4 2401 7 279936 101024
5 m 7 ab
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6c1
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SECTION 4: RATIONAL EXPONENTS Rational exponents can have numerators other
than one, creating a radical that also has an exponent
The numerator is the exponent and the denominator is the root i.e.
You can find the root and then the exponent or the exponent and then the root (it doesn’t matter the order)
Ex1. Write with a fractional exponent Leave the fractions improper, do not change to
a mixed number Ex2. Write as a radical expression
2 2
3 2 33x x x
5 8n
7
9v
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Solve each question. Ex3. Ex4.
Ex5. Ex6.
5
243 28
54 814
3125
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SECTION 5: RADICAL EQUATIONS Any equation with the variable in a radicand
(under the radical) is a rational equation Solve these equation by isolating the radicand,
squaring both sides, and then solving like a regular equation
Check to make sure that your answer is possible You may get no solutions
Solve each equation. Check each solution. Ex1. Ex2.
Ex3. Ex4.
3 4x 3 4x
2 6 4x 3 2 6n n
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SECTION 6: THE PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM You can only use the Pythagorean Theorem with
RIGHT triangles The longest side of the triangle is called the
hypotenuse The two other sides are called the legs The Pythagorean Theorem: a² + b² = c²
The legs are a and b, the hypotenuse is c
Some solutions may be rounded, and others may need to be exact
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Ex1. Find the missing length to the nearest tenth
Ex2. Find the exact length of the missing side
Ex3. A rectangle has a length of 80 cm and a width of 42 cm. What is the length of the diagonal (nearest hundredth)?
Section of the book to read: 1-8
15 ft
17 ft
x
23 m
9m
y
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SECTION 7: SOHCAHTOA Right triangles form trigonometric ratios The three trigonometric ratios are: sine (sin),
cosine (cos), and tangent (tan) Memorize the three ratios:
Ex1. Identify which side is opposite, adjacent, and the hypotenuse from angle A.
Write the answers as simplified ratios (not mixed numbers)
sinopposite
hypotenuse cos
adjacent
hypotenuse tan
opposite
adjacent
A
Side 1
Side 2
Side 3
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Ex2. Find each of the trigonometric ratios A) sin X B) cos X C) tan X D) sin Y E) cos Y F) tan Y
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6
10
X
Y Z
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SECTION 8: USING SOHCAHTOA You can use the trigonometric ratios to find the
lengths of missing sides and the measures of angles
First determine which trigonometric ratio is appropriate for each question
Set up the equation and then solve for the missing piece
Make sure your calculator is in DEGREE mode If you must solve for a missing angle, you will
need to use an inverse trigonometric function (we will practice this)
Always show your set up and your answer
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Solve for each missing element Ex1. Ex2.
Ex3. Ex4.
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27°53
28
n
34
m
73°
a
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