Add, subtract and multiply square roots and cube roots

Grade 9 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Kira's worksheet shows 3√5 + 4√5. The strip shows the copies of √5. What is the sum? Write it like 2√11.

  2. Luz's robot adds 2√7 + 6√7 (and beeps twice to show it is thinking). The strip shows the copies of √7. What is the sum? Write it like 2√11.

  3. In math club, Milo adds 5√3 + 3√3. The strip shows the copies of √3. What is the sum? Write it like 2√11.

  4. Pia's rug is √3 m wide and √27 m long, so its area is √3 × √27 square meters. It equals √(3 × 27). What whole number is √3 × √27?

  5. Tala's robot multiplies √6 × √24 under one root. It equals √(6 × 24). What whole number is √6 × √24?

  6. In math club, Zee multiplies √7 × √28. It equals √(7 × 28). What whole number is √7 × √28?

  7. Ari sorts four expressions on a worksheet. Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 4√3 + 2
    • 4√3 + 2√3
    • 4 + 2√3
    • 4√3 + 2√5
  8. Bo's robot can only join like pieces. Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 7√2 − 3√7
    • 7√2 − 3√2
    • 7 − 3√2
    • 7√2 − 3
  9. In math club, Esme looks at four expressions. Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 5√6 + √5
    • 5√6 + 6
    • 5 + √6
    • 5√6 + √6
  10. Jun's padlock opens for the one that joins (the others just jiggle). Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 9√5 − 2√3
    • 9√5 − 2
    • 9√5 − 2√5
    • 9 − 2√5
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Answer Key - Grade 9 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Kira's worksheet shows 3√5 + 4√5. The strip shows the copies of √5. What is the sum? Write it like 2√11.

    7√5
  2. Luz's robot adds 2√7 + 6√7 (and beeps twice to show it is thinking). The strip shows the copies of √7. What is the sum? Write it like 2√11.

    8√7
  3. In math club, Milo adds 5√3 + 3√3. The strip shows the copies of √3. What is the sum? Write it like 2√11.

    8√3
  4. Pia's rug is √3 m wide and √27 m long, so its area is √3 × √27 square meters. It equals √(3 × 27). What whole number is √3 × √27?

    9
  5. Tala's robot multiplies √6 × √24 under one root. It equals √(6 × 24). What whole number is √6 × √24?

    12
  6. In math club, Zee multiplies √7 × √28. It equals √(7 × 28). What whole number is √7 × √28?

    14
  7. Ari sorts four expressions on a worksheet. Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 4√3 + 2
    • 4√3 + 2√3
    • 4 + 2√3
    • 4√3 + 2√5
  8. Bo's robot can only join like pieces. Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 7√2 − 3√7
    • 7√2 − 3√2
    • 7 − 3√2
    • 7√2 − 3
  9. In math club, Esme looks at four expressions. Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 5√6 + √5
    • 5√6 + 6
    • 5 + √6
    • 5√6 + √6
  10. Jun's padlock opens for the one that joins (the others just jiggle). Which one can be written as a single root term?

    • 9√5 − 2√3
    • 9√5 − 2
    • 9√5 − 2√5
    • 9 − 2√5