@@MathAndScience I absolutely confirm it; you are a wonderful teacher, one of the very best because not only you are very well prrpared but you can break it down for others in full clarity; thank you s lot prof Jason
Well it took me a couple of hours to watch the entire vid, in bits, and do all the exercises and so on, but it was definitely worth it. I now really feel I get it. Thank you
A little tip. When multiplying radicals, you can combine the results of all factor trees. This allows you to find all pairs with minimal calculations. Evaluating the two factor trees @22:15 we can see a pair of 3s and a pair of 2s, a 5 and a 7. This gives us 6 * the sqrt of 35.
For all those wondering when rationalizing the denominator, I crossed out 3 to thesquare root of 30/square root of 6 times the square root of 6/6 and got the same answer. Surprised my man jason who loves crossing out asap didn't do this.
@@MathAndScience I have an expression that I would like to understand 🙏 Radical to the index Square Root of X out of Cube Root of X is equal to the Ninth Root of nine - Could you simplify it for me pls 🙏
You do have a choice of combining the prime number from 30 and 42 at video time 22:00 minute instead of multiplying it to a big number, do this...30 prime is 2.3.5 and 42 prime is 2.3.7 pull pair 2.3.(5.7)=6(35) easier.
I really enjoy your videos I learn much, but I think I may be ignorant in asking a question, ..you can answer I hope, tell me please what is a RADICAL I feel so lost Thank very much. D.P.
Hi! A radical is just the word we use for that square root symbol. Its the check mark looking thing - that is called a radical. You can also call it the square root symbol, but then you need something to call the cube root symbol, etc. So we use the word "radical" to describe any of those.
Its just how I circle my answer. I prefer to do that instead of circling the answer because when the answer is really big then my circle is enormous - so I just put a bracket to indicate the final answer.
Kayla I used to be just like you - so lost. Please view the lesson again and work the problems with me. After you see me work the problem, get your own pencil and work it yourself, repeating the same steps I took. After a while you will start to get confidence. Then go from there. It seems so scary because you most likely have a rocky foundation. You might need to back up and go over more basic material. But don't just watch - you need to DO the math - then you will start to understand - I promise.
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Well it took me a couple of hours to watch the entire vid, in bits, and do all the exercises and so on, but it was definitely worth it. I now really feel I get it. Thank you
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A little tip. When multiplying radicals, you can combine the results of all factor trees. This allows you to find all pairs with minimal calculations. Evaluating the two factor trees @22:15 we can see a pair of 3s and a pair of 2s, a 5 and a 7. This gives us 6 * the sqrt of 35.
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26:30 Of course radical 6 over radical 1, which is the same. Very nice tutor. God bless you 🙏 ❤️
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For all those wondering when rationalizing the denominator, I crossed out 3 to thesquare root of 30/square root of 6 times the square root of 6/6 and got the same answer. Surprised my man jason who loves crossing out asap didn't do this.
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I have an expression that I would like to understand 🙏
Radical to the index Square Root of X out of Cube Root of X is equal to the Ninth Root of nine - Could you simplify it for me pls 🙏
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You do have a choice of combining the prime number from 30 and 42 at video time 22:00 minute instead of multiplying it to a big number, do this...30 prime is 2.3.5 and 42 prime is 2.3.7 pull pair 2.3.(5.7)=6(35) easier.
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Some of you don't like that. It has a square root in the answer. "That's just tough". haha I love this type of math!
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Can't you treat 3√30/√6 as 3/1 • √30/√6 and directly reduce to √5 from √30/√6?
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Thank I learn about radical...
You teach very well,but it kinda complicated to me though
Yes, everything seems complicated the first time we learn it. Please keep at it and keep practicing. I promise it will get easier!
He's doing this the hard way
I really enjoy your videos I learn much, but I think I may be ignorant in asking a question, ..you can answer I hope, tell me please what is a RADICAL I feel so lost Thank very much.
D.P.
Hi! A radical is just the word we use for that square root symbol. Its the check mark looking thing - that is called a radical. You can also call it the square root symbol, but then you need something to call the cube root symbol, etc. So we use the word "radical" to describe any of those.
Thanks for that question and answer.
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no reason to do sq root of 1260. initial factor trees of 30 and 42 provide answer (Luis noted this already)
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@15:45, if you would have done it as a single large radical, you would have saved a whole lot of time.
18:10 or just divide 30 by 6
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When you solve why do you put a big bracket [ in front of the answer?
Its just how I circle my answer. I prefer to do that instead of circling the answer because when the answer is really big then my circle is enormous - so I just put a bracket to indicate the final answer.
@@MathAndScience Oh, thanks for the explaination, as brackets are usually in pairs and one bracket, more than once, was really bugging me.
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Wow. Not that hard to do he says... as I cry bc I can’t figure it out
Kayla I used to be just like you - so lost. Please view the lesson again and work the problems with me. After you see me work the problem, get your own pencil and work it yourself, repeating the same steps I took. After a while you will start to get confidence. Then go from there. It seems so scary because you most likely have a rocky foundation. You might need to back up and go over more basic material. But don't just watch - you need to DO the math - then you will start to understand - I promise.
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