5.2 Flashcards

1
Q

Simplify does not mean solve… What does it mean?

A

ONLY simplify exponents not numbers

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2
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When you have different bases with the same exponent… What do you do?

A

Combine bases but keep exponent the same

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3
Q

True or false?
Check if the base with a fraction exponent can work because if it does, that’s the answer

A

True

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4
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What do you do when there’s a neg. exponent on both sides of the fraction or the bottom?

A

Both sides: Switch them
Bottom: Put 1 over it

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5
Q

When you have two roots but different things inside, what do you do?

A

Simplify (ALWAYS GET SMALLER IF YOU CAN) or multiply until you find a number that can be rooted, cubed, etc.

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6
Q

Irrational Conjugate

A

Sign in the middle changes

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7
Q

When adding two things that are being multiplied by the same number, do you keep the multiplier the same or add it?

A

Keep the multiplier the same

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8
Q

Click

A

When adding or subtracting and simplifying, the stuff under the radicand has to be the same.

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9
Q

Click Again

A

When dividing, take as much out and leave the rest.

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