Math 20-1 Chapter 5 Radical Expressions and Equations

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Math 20-1 Chapter 5 Radical Expressions and Equations Teacher Notes 5.3 Solve Radical Equations

5.3 Radical Equations A Radical Equation must have at least one radicand containing a variable The Power Rule: Keeping Equality Balanced If we raise two equal quantities to the same power, the results are also two equal quantities. If x = y then x2 = y2 Warning: These are NOT equivalent Equations! The values for the variable in the radicand must be considered when solving. 5.3.1

Extraneous Roots Start with a simple original equation: x = 3 An extraneous root is a number obtained in solving an equation that does not satisfy the initial restrictions on the variable. Start with a simple original equation: x = 3 Square both sides to get a new equation: x2 = 32 which simplifies to x2 = 9 The only solution to x = 3 is 3 x2 = 9 has two solutions 3 and -3 -3 is considered extraneous 5.3.2

Equations Containing One Radical Determine the roots of the radical equation: Isolate the radical term on one side of the equation and then apply the Power Rule with squares. 5.3.3

Equations Containing One Radical Therefore the solution is x = 2. Why would just verifying the radicand restrictions not be sufficient in this case? 5.3.4

Equations Containing One Radical Your Turn Algebraically determine the roots of Can you just verify the radicand restrictions? Therefore the solution is x = 7. 5.3.5

Equations Containing Two Radicals Separate the radicals: one on each side of the equality sign Square both sides of the equation, not individual terms If a radical is still present, isolate that radical and square both sides a second time Algebraically determine the roots Verify the radicand restrictions 5.3.6

Equations Containing Two Radicals Solve Verify the radicand restrictions. 5.3.7

Equations Containing Two Radicals Therefore x = 42 5.3.8

Equations Containing Two Radicals Your Turn Solve: 5.3.9

Equations Containing Two Radicals Therefore x = 23 5.3.10

Assignment 5.3.11 Suggested Questions: Page 300: 2, 3a,b, 4a,b, 5, 6b, 7a, 8a,c, 9d, 10a,d 12, 13, 15, 5.3.11