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Lesson 28: Radical Equations  

The lesson begins with an emphasis on isolating the radical expression in a radical equation and then highlights the importance of checking for extraneous solutions that may be generated when the equation is solved by applying even powers. Equations containing two radical expressions and then presented, followed by coverage of taking the (n)th root of (a^n).

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Subject classification(s): Algebra and Number Theory | Algebra | Algebraic Manipulation

Creator(s): Bruce Yoshiwara (Pierce College) and Kathy Yoshiwara (Pierce College)

This resource was cataloged by Bohdan Rhodehamel

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