Radicals

Practice Questions

High School Math › Radicals

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1

Convert the radical to exponential notation.

$\small \sqrt[4]{13}$

2

Solve for :

$\sqrt{x^2+12x+36} =4$

3

Solve for :

$\sqrt{x^2+12x+36} =4$

4

Convert the radical to exponential notation.

$\small \sqrt[4]{13}$

5

Solve for :

$\sqrt{x^2+12x+36} =4$

6

Convert the radical to exponential notation.

$\small \sqrt[4]{13}$

7

Factor and simplify the following radical expression:

$\sqrt[4]{18a^3bc^5}\cdot \sqrt[4]{27a^2b^6c}$

8

Factor and simplify the following radical expression:

$\sqrt[4]{18a^3bc^5}\cdot \sqrt[4]{27a^2b^6c}$

9

Factor and simplify the following radical expression:

$\sqrt[4]{18a^3bc^5}\cdot \sqrt[4]{27a^2b^6c}$

10

Factor and simplify the following radical expression:

$(4-2\sqrt{2})(\sqrt{2}-4)$

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