AnswersDHS Algebra 2 VSimplifying Nonperfect Roots

Simplifying Nonperfect Roots Answers

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What is the simplest form of ?

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c = ⇒ 4

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Describe the error Sadie made, and explain how to find the correct answer.

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Sadie did not factor a to the 7th power using the largest perfect square. Instead of using a^2 * a^5, she should have used a^6 * a^1. Because the square root of a^6 is a^3, the exponent on a outside the radical in the final answer should have been 3.

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Sadie did not factor a to the 7th power using the largest perfect power.
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Instead of a squared times a to the 5th power, the factors should be a to the 6th times a to the 1st power.
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In Sadie’s final answer, the exponent on a should have been 3.
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