Radical Notation and Simplifying Radicals

Radical Notation and Simplifying Radicals. In this video, I discuss radical notation and simplifying radicals.
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Category:

Education

Tags:

• math
• algebra
• radical
• notation
• square
• root
• simplify
• cube

[Mell0wSpirit]

why do we need school when we have youtube? :D

[patrickJMT]

@Mell0wSpirit education revolution

[atlanta5321]

at 3:11....you said if its a negative times a negative youre not gonna get a positive. i know u just made a mistake but wanted to point it out.

[patrickJMT]

@atlanta5321 ops, yep, you are correct

[patrickJMT]

@lEAHl0V3 brilliant

[IWubYouI]

.....You dont use imaginary numbers? Since when? Hell my math teachers would throw it in on tests just to make sure you know it.

[xomgitssabrina]

I wish you were my math teacher. My teacher is a total ditz.

[jamaal91]

we are trying to do homework and they show this awesome Call of Duty ad...nice

[CheWxXxiii]

@atlanta5321 attentive

[myvidspwnurs]

you are the man

[caribbeanwonders]

@patrickJMT I really want to send you this math question i have but i don't think you would understand it if i ask as there is not square root symbol on the keyboard :(

And im ultra-stuck

[ChrisMHutchins]

@luvbeingmama83 you do the opposite of a square root, which is 3.3166^2 = 11.  so the square root of 11 = 3.3166. the ^2 = to the second power, just in case

[luvbeingmama83]

i have this question in my book.. and i dont understand it... it says What irrational number can be approximated by the number 3.3166. how do you do this?

[ybuyl]

sorry to say this, but this is actually fun :D

[EMPIRE1419]

Patrick, you are a gentleman and a scholar