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What’s the same and what’s different? Starter What’s the same and what’s different? √2 √81 9 √5

What is a surd? A surd is a square root which cannot be reduced to a whole number. Examples: √2 is a surd. √5 is a surd. √81 looks like a surd, but isn't really...

√4 x √9 = 2 x 3 = 6 = √36 √2 x √8 = √16 = 4 General Rule:

√3 x √12 = √3 x √4 = √2 x √5 = √5 x √5 = √6 x √9 = √5 x √20 = 2-minute challenge: How many can you do? Simplify answers where possible. √3 x √12 = √3 x √4 = √2 x √5 = √5 x √5 = √6 x √9 = √5 x √20 = √3 x √27 = √2 x √3 x √6 =

√3 x √12 = 6 √3 x √4 = √12 √2 x √5 = √10 √5 x √5 = 5 √6 x √9 = √54 2-minute challenge: Answers

√36 ÷ √9 = 6 ÷ 3 = 2 = √4 √54 ÷ √6 = √9 = 3 General Rule:

√12 ÷ √3 = √44 ÷ √4 = √100 ÷ √4 = √25 ÷ √5 = √81 ÷ √9 = √75 ÷ √25 = 2-minute challenge: How many can you do? Simplify answers where possible. √12 ÷ √3 = √44 ÷ √4 = √100 ÷ √4 = √25 ÷ √5 = √81 ÷ √9 = √75 ÷ √25 = √28 ÷ √7 = (√2 x √9) ÷ √3 =

√12 ÷ √3 = 2 √44 ÷ √4 = √11 √100 ÷ √4 = 5 √25 ÷ √5 = √5 √81 ÷ √9 = 3 2-minute challenge: Answers √12 ÷ √3 = 2 √44 ÷ √4 = √11 √100 ÷ √4 = 5 √25 ÷ √5 = √5 √81 ÷ √9 = 3 √75 ÷ √25 = √3 √28 ÷ √7 = 2 (√2 x √9) ÷ √3 = √6

√9 + √16 = ? √(9 + 16) = √25 √9 + √16 = 3 + 4 = 5 = 7 General Rule: = 5 = 7 There isn't a rule for adding or subtracting! General Rule:

What is the largest square number that is a factor of 12? Simplify √12 = √4 x √3 = 2 x √3 What is the largest square number that is a factor of 12? = 2√3

What is the largest square number that is a factor of 72? Simplify √72 = √36 x √2 = 6 x √2 What is the largest square number that is a factor of 72? = 6√2

Simplify √12 x √27 √12 = √4 x √3 = 2√3 √27 = √9 x √3 = 3√3 √12 x √27 = 2√3 x 3√3 = 2 x 3 x √3 x √3 = 6 x √9 = 18

Simplify √90 √10 = √9 = 3

(5 - √3)² = (5 - √3)(5 - √3) = 25 - (√3 x 5) – (5 x √3) + (√3 x √3) = 25 - 5√3 – 5√3 + √9 = 25 - 10√3 + 3 = 28 - 10√3

Answers 1. 3√2 2. 4√14 9. 33 + 11√3 3. 4√6 4. 2√15 10. 44 5. 3√6 11. 34 - 25√2 6. 12 12. 9 7. 8 8. 6

Plenary The answer is 3√5 What was the question?

What’s the same and what’s different? Starter What’s the same and what’s different? √2 √81 9 √5

What is a surd? A surd is a square root which cannot be reduced to a whole number. Examples: √2 is a surd. √5 is a surd. √81 looks like a surd, but isn't really...

√4 x √9 = 2 x 3 = 6 = √36 √2 x √8 = √16 = 4 General Rule:

√3 x √12 = √3 x √4 = √2 x √5 = √5 x √5 = √6 x √9 = √5 x √20 = 2-minute challenge: How many can you do? Simplify answers where possible. √3 x √12 = √3 x √4 = √2 x √5 = √5 x √5 = √6 x √9 = √5 x √20 = √3 x √27 = √2 x √3 x √6 =

√3 x √12 = 6 √3 x √4 = √12 √2 x √5 = √10 √5 x √5 = 5 √6 x √9 = √54 2-minute challenge: Answers

√36 ÷ √9 = 6 ÷ 3 = 2 = √4 √54 ÷ √6 = √9 = 3 General Rule:

√12 ÷ √3 = √44 ÷ √4 = √100 ÷ √4 = √25 ÷ √5 = √81 ÷ √9 = √75 ÷ √25 = 2-minute challenge: How many can you do? Simplify answers where possible. √12 ÷ √3 = √44 ÷ √4 = √100 ÷ √4 = √25 ÷ √5 = √81 ÷ √9 = √75 ÷ √25 = √28 ÷ √7 = (√2 x √9) ÷ √3 =

√12 ÷ √3 = 2 √44 ÷ √4 = √11 √100 ÷ √4 = 5 √25 ÷ √5 = √5 √81 ÷ √9 = 3 2-minute challenge: Answers √12 ÷ √3 = 2 √44 ÷ √4 = √11 √100 ÷ √4 = 5 √25 ÷ √5 = √5 √81 ÷ √9 = 3 √75 ÷ √25 = √3 √28 ÷ √7 = 2 (√2 x √9) ÷ √3 = √6

√9 + √16 = ? √(9 + 16) = √25 √9 + √16 = 3 + 4 = 5 = 7 General Rule: = 5 = 7 There isn't a rule for adding or subtracting! General Rule:

What is the largest square number that is a factor of 12? Simplify √12 = √4 x √3 = 2 x √3 What is the largest square number that is a factor of 12? = 2√3

What is the largest square number that is a factor of 72? Simplify √72 = √36 x √2 = 6 x √2 What is the largest square number that is a factor of 72? = 6√2

Simplify √12 x √27 √12 = √4 x √3 = 2√3 √27 = √9 x √3 = 3√3 √12 x √27 = 2√3 x 3√3 = 2 x 3 x √3 x √3 = 6 x √9 = 18

Simplify √90 √10 = √9 = 3

(5 - √3)² = (5 - √3)(5 - √3) = 25 - (√3 x 5) – (5 x √3) + (√3 x √3) = 25 - 5√3 – 5√3 + √9 = 25 - 10√3 + 3 = 28 - 10√3

Answers 1. 3√2 2. 4√14 9. 33 + 11√3 3. 4√6 4. 2√15 10. 44 5. 3√6 11. 34 - 25√2 6. 12 12. 9 7. 8 8. 6

Plenary The answer is 3√5 What was the question?