Exam 6: Radical Expressions, Equations and Functions

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Multiply and simplify. Multiply and simplify.

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Solve. Solve.

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Simplify. Simplify.

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Simplify. Simplify.

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Simplify and write the answer in exponential notation. Simplify and write the answer in exponential notation.

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Simplify. Simplify.

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Write the radical expression as an exponential expression and simplify. Write the radical expression as an exponential expression and simplify.

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Evaluate. Evaluate.

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Simplify. Simplify.

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Simplify the expression. Assume that all factors of the radicand are nonnegative. Simplify the expression. Assume that all factors of the radicand are nonnegative.

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Simplify. Simplify.

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Simplify. Simplify.

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Simplify. Assume that all factors of the radicand are nonnegative. Simplify. Assume that all factors of the radicand are nonnegative.

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Evaluate the expression. Evaluate the expression.

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Simplify. Simplify.

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Solve. Solve.

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Find the product and simplify. Find the product and simplify.

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Solve. Solve.

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Evaluate. Evaluate.

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The time T (in seconds) required for a pendulum to make one complete swing back and forth is approximated by the formula The time T (in seconds) required for a pendulum to make one complete swing back and forth is approximated by the formula  , where L is the length of the pendulum. T is called the period of the pendulum. Use  To find the length in feet of a pendulum with a period of 6 seconds. Round your answer to the nearest foot., where L is the length of the pendulum. T is called the period of the pendulum. Use The time T (in seconds) required for a pendulum to make one complete swing back and forth is approximated by the formula  , where L is the length of the pendulum. T is called the period of the pendulum. Use  To find the length in feet of a pendulum with a period of 6 seconds. Round your answer to the nearest foot.To find the length in feet of a pendulum with a period of 6 seconds. Round your answer to the nearest foot.

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