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11th grade Nth roots, and simplify, multiply, add and rationalize radicals worksheet

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  1. Esme's robot simplifies ∛500. Which is ∛500 fully simplified?

    • 125∛4
    • 10∛5
    • 4∛5
    • 5∛4
  2. Kira multiplies ∛4 × ∛10 on the class board. Which is the product fully simplified?

    • 2∛5
    • ∛14
    • 8∛5
    • 2∛10
  3. Luz multiplies ∜8 × ∜6 on a math club card. Which is the product fully simplified?

    • 2∜3
    • 16∜3
    • ∜14
    • 4∜3
  4. Milo cuts a card ∛9 inches wide and ∛6 inches tall, so its area is ∛9 × ∛6 square inches. Which is that area fully simplified?

    • 3∛6
    • 3∛2
    • ∛15
    • 27∛2
  5. Noah adds ∛16 + ∛54 on a math club card. Which is the sum fully simplified?

    • 5∛4
    • ∛70
    • 6∛2
    • 5∛2
  6. Pia's robot adds ∜32 + ∜512. Which is the sum fully simplified?

    • 6∜2
    • ∜544
    • 6∜4
    • 8∜2
  7. Ren's math book shows ∛24 + ∛375. Which is the sum fully simplified?

    • 10∛3
    • ∛399
    • 7∛6
    • 7∛3
  8. Tala rewrites 10/√5 with no root in the bottom for the class board. Which is 10/√5 with a whole-number bottom?

    • 2√5
    • 2
    • 10√5
  9. Zee's robot shows 6/∛4 and needs a whole-number bottom. Which is 6/∛4 with a whole-number bottom?

    • 3
    • (3∛4)/2
    • 3∛2
    • 6∛2
  10. Ari rationalizes 12/∛9 on a math club card. Which is 12/∛9 with a whole-number bottom?

    • (4∛9)/3
    • 4∛3
    • 12∛3
    • 4
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Nth roots, and simplify, multiply, add and rationalize radicals. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can find a 4th, 5th or 6th root by asking which number, used that many times, multiplies back.
  • I can switch between a root and a fraction power, and say when a root of a negative number is not real.
  • I can simplify, multiply, add and divide roots, and clear a root from the bottom of a fraction, using a conjugate when the bottom has two terms.

Words to know

index: The small number on a root: how many equal factors it asks for.

radicand: The number or term under the root sign.

nth root: The number that, used n times as a factor, gives the radicand.

fraction power: x^(m/n): the nth root of x, taken m times.

like roots: Roots with the same index and the same number inside.

rationalize: Rewrite a fraction so no root is left in the bottom.

conjugate: The same two terms with the middle sign flipped: 3 − √5 and 3 + √5.

Common mistakes

Your child divided by the small number on the root instead of finding equal factors (∜16 written as 4).

Your child took a square root when the root asked for 4 or 6 equal factors.

Your child swapped the root and the power when changing between a root and a fraction power (∛(x²) written as x^(3/2)).

What to say

Ask: which number times itself 4 times makes 16?

Ask: how many equal factors does the small number on the root ask for?

Ask: which number tells how many equal factors?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with nth roots, and simplify, multiply, add and rationalize radicals?

Your child divided by the small number on the root instead of finding equal factors (∜16 written as 4).

How can I help my child with nth roots, and simplify, multiply, add and rationalize radicals?

Ask: which number times itself 4 times makes 16?

Are these 11th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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