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mjosemaths
Nov 12, 2011, 6:36:59 PM11/12/11
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As you see, if you work with radicals, simplification is required. So,
you should leave the radical in the most reduced form. This means:
1.- No radicals in the denominators.
2.- Treat the radical as a power with a fractional exponent and cancel
out the fraction the more the better (irreducible fraction or fraction
in lowest terms).
you should leave the radical in the most reduced form. This means:
1.- No radicals in the denominators.
2.- Treat the radical as a power with a fractional exponent and cancel
out the fraction the more the better (irreducible fraction or fraction
in lowest terms).
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Gonzalo Muñoz
Nov 16, 2011, 2:21:42 PM11/16/11
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Teacher must explain more, otherwise we will not achieve good grades
in the written tests
mjosemaths
Nov 16, 2011, 5:48:41 PM11/16/11
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Gonzalo, you could try working harder. Anyway, I´ll answer all your
questions about the math problems we have studied in class.
María José
questions about the math problems we have studied in class.
María José
Gonzalo Muñoz
Nov 18, 2011, 5:13:34 AM11/18/11
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I will improve my maths By working hard, When I have questions I ´ll
asked you ,
asked you ,
mjosemaths
Nov 18, 2011, 1:02:12 PM11/18/11
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I hope so. Do your best and ask as many questions as you have.
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