01:04
Standard Form of a Linear Equation
The standard form for a linear equation is detailed.
02:13
Polynomials, Monomials, Binomials, Trinomials
Three types of polynomials are defined: monomials, binomials, and trinomials.
01:25
Two Factoring Problems
Simplifying more complex radicals with numbers and variables.
01:38
Radicals Whose Radicands are Perfect Squares
A radical and its parts are explained and the procedure for simplifying a radical whose radicand is a perfect square is illustrated. A practical application for this skill is presented.
01:31
Simplifying the Square Root of Larger Numbers
Simplifying the square root of a larger number.
01:24
Roots Other Than Square Roots
Simplifying radicals with cube roots and other roots.
02:26
Simplifying Radicals With Variables
Using the rules for simplifying radicals with numbers in the radicand to simplify radicals with variables.
00:18
Examples of Slope-intercept Equations
Some examples of linear equations in slope-intercept form.
01:53
Changing Rational Exponent Form to Radical Notation
Writing an expression in radical notation is detailed using several examples