A new guideline for simplifying radicals is introduced: the terms in a fully-simplified radical expression must have no common radical factors. Simplifying a radical expression by adding or subtracting common radical factors is illustrated.
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Transcript: GREATEST COMMON FACTOR. THE REMAINING FACTOR, 3 PLUS 4, EQUALS 7. SO 3A PLUS 4A EQUALS 7A. WE USUALLY SKIP THE MIDDLE STEP. WE ADD THE COEFFICIENTS WHEN THE
The process of simplifying to find a common radical factor is demonstrated.
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Transcript: TIMES THE SQUARE ROOT OF 6. NOW WE HAVE TWO TERMS WITH A COMMON FACTOR. WE'LL ADD THE COEFFICIENTS TO GET 5 TIMES THE SQUARE ROOT OF 6. IN THIS PROBLEM
A practical problem solved using subtraction in an algebraic expression.
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Three types of polynomials are defined: monomials, binomials, and trinomials.
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Transcript: NARRATOR: ALL WE'VE DONE WITH THE VARIABLES IS ADD, SUBTRACT, AND MULTIPLY THEM, OR RAISE THEM TO A POWER. NO DIVIDING BY VARIABLES. NO VARIABLES
Subtracting like terms demonstrated and applied to a practical problem.
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Review and practice of adding terms in a simple algebraic expression.
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Transcript: NARRATOR: TO ADD TWO OR MORE TERMS, FIRST, SEE IF THEY ARE LIKE TERMS. IF NOT, JUST COPY THEM OVER. THERE IS NOTHING MORE YOU CAN DO. IF YOU FIND
An explanation of how to solve an algebraic equation by adding.
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Transcript: MINUS A CONSTANT, WE GET RID OF THE CONSTANT BY ADDING IT TO BOTH SIDES OF THE EQUATION. FIRST, WE ADD 7 TO X MINUS 7. THAT GIVES US JUST WHAT WE WANT, X
The standard order of operations and the use of parentheses in Algebra are summarized.
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Transcript: LEFT. THIRD, ADD OR SUBTRACT. AS BEFORE, WE START AT THE LEFT. THESE RULES ARE KNOWN AS THE STANDARD ORDER OF OPERATIONS. WHEN WE EXAMINE AN EXPRESSION
Rules for subtracting one algebraic expression from another and a step-by-step demonstration.
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Transcript: 'RE ADDING THOSE TWO NEW TERMS. WE KNOW HOW TO ADD, WE JUST COMBINE LIKE TERMS. WE HAVE 10AB MINUS 3AB. THAT GIVES US 7AB. ARE THERE ANY MORE? YES, 6C MINUS 2C
Explanation of the elimination method of solving a system of equations. Adding the equations to eliminate a variable is quicker than using the substitution method, but requires that both equations be in the same form and that the system contain an a...
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Transcript: NARRATOR: LET'S LOOK AT A DIFFERENT METHOD. WE'LL BEGIN BY ADDING THE FIRST EQUATION TO THE SECOND EQUATION. WE ADD THE EXPRESSIONS ON THE LEFT