The rules for exponents begin with the rule for multiplying two factors with the same base.
Simplifying radicals with cube and other roots and variables.
Rationalizing the denominator with a variable in the radical is demonstrated.
The process of working with a rational expression that contains a quadratic trinomial in the denominator is illustrated.
A review of factoring of numbers and polynomials.
Practice solving an equation using the quadratic formula: 9x2 - 24x = -16.
Demonstration of the procedure for multiplying rational expressions.
Complex fractions often appear in formulas used to solve problems. A practical problem involving the rate, time, and distance formula illustrates working with complex fractions.
The amount of weight a shelf can hold varies with the length, width, and thickness of the board. Finding how much weight a specific board can hold combines direct, joint, and inverse variation and is illustrated here.
A problem is presented to practice solving an equation using the least common denominator to get a quadratic equation.