Clickers Bellwork Find the average of all multiples of 7 between 7 and 777, inclusive Three pennies showing 2 heads and 1 tail lie on a table. Two of.

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Clickers Bellwork Find the average of all multiples of 7 between 7 and 777, inclusive Three pennies showing 2 heads and 1 tail lie on a table. Two of the coins are selected at random and turned over. What is the probability that now all three coins show the same side?

Bellwork Solution Find the average of all multiples of 7 between 7 and 777, inclusive

Bellwork Solution Three pennies showing 2 heads and 1 tail lie on a table. Two of the coins are selected at random and turned over. What is the probability that now all three coins show the same side?

Simplify Radical Expressions Section 11.2

The Concept The last time we were together we talked about simplify radicals Today we’re going to review some concepts and then do some practice problems

The shift Radicals are easy for us if we accept one simple shift This shift allows us to use our rules of exponents as opposed to using a second set of rules for radicals

Example Simplify the radical Let’s split that into our perfect squares Convert back into “proper” radical form

Example Simplify the radical

Example Simplify the radical

Convert back into “proper” radical form Example Simplify the expression Convert back into “proper” radical form

Example Simplify the radical

Example Simplify the radical

Example Simplify the radical

Homework 11.2 1,2, 3-21 odd, 35-45 odd

Practical Example The scale of a map is 1 in:1440 ft. Find the actual length of a street if the distance on the map is 3 inches.

Most Important Points Methods for simplifying radicals