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Warmup 4-15 1. Convert to radical form: 2. Convert to rational form:
Simplify using exponent rules. No negative or zero exponents in answers. 5. 6. Solve for x: 7. Solve for x:
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Solving Rational Equations Examples
In each problem below, solve for x. Show work! Ex. (2x + 14)(2/3) – 24 = 40 Ex. (4x – 8)(4/5) + 12 = 268 Ex. (5x + 35)(3/5) – 45 = 80
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Solving Rational Equations Practice
In each problem below, solve for x. Show work! 1. x(3/4) - 27= x(5/2) + 37 = 280 3. 6x(4/3) = x(2/3) = 405 3x(5/6) = x(7/5) = 911 7. (2x + 35)(2/3) = (3x - 63)(4/5) = 314
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Solving Rational Equations Practice
In each problem below, solve for x. Show work! 9. (5x – 85)(3/4) = (4x + 92)(5/2) = 1080 11. (6x – 78)(2/5) = (9x )(3/5) – 153 = 576
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Algebra 2 Review for Mid-Unit Quiz 5A
Convert to radical form: (-4/5) Convert to rational form: (23)7 Evaluate the following expressions. No decimals. 125(-4/3) (5/6) 5. (4256)-3 (51024)2 Simplify by rationalizing the denominator. Show work! 4 7 Simplify each radical expression. Show work! 9. (80x8y13z5) (270x8y15z10) 125x8y11z x17y6z23 320x20y5z x8y24z2
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Algebra 2 Review for Mid-Unit Quiz 5A
Simplify the following radical expressions by combining like terms. Show work! 6 (112x4y7) - 4 (175x4y7) 3(48x8y12) (162x8y12) 5 4(32x11y6) (512x11y6) Simplify the following rational exponent expressions using exponent rules and convert answers into radical form. Show work! 3(1/4) 3(2/3) (x(2/5))(1/4) 64x-12 (1/3) (25x(3/4))(1/2) (81x(2/3))(1/4) 729y15 Solve for x. Show work! 20. 9x3/5 – 37 = (4x – 32)2/3 – 45 = -9
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