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Surds / Radicals - the basics - adding and subtracting made easy - By tecmath



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00:0-1 Good day and welcome to the tech Math channel .
00:01 What we're gonna be having a look at this video
00:03 is going to be looking at how to add and
00:05 subtract surge . So this looks this , this takes
00:09 into account a few of the ideas that we've looked
00:12 at in previous videos , looking at sides and first
00:15 off , I'll go through a couple of these .
00:16 First off would assert actually was now the third is
00:18 a number which is exactly expressed as say something under
00:22 a square root side . Okay , so the square
00:24 root of two . Now we wanna type this in
00:26 the calculator , you get this number with a big
00:28 long string of decimal places after that are never occurring
00:31 . So the most accurate way of saying expressing this
00:34 answer this number is As the square root of two
00:39 . Um , the other things we looked at ,
00:41 the other videos was Hannah multiple suits where we ,
00:44 we found this particular law or rule which was the
00:48 square root of a . Times the square root of
00:52 B is equal to the square root of a ,
00:57 times B . Now , an example of this is
01:00 a square two times the square root of three is
01:03 equal to the square root of two times three ,
01:05 which is the square root of six . Another really
01:08 , really important property to understand is that we have
01:12 to look at what searches can be simplified by expressing
01:15 the number under the root sign . Um is a
01:17 product of factors . So one of these factors you're
01:20 looking for is a perfect square . So one of
01:22 the factors of the numbers under here is a perfect
01:24 square . It means that you can simplify it a
01:27 little bit further to say you had the square root
01:30 of 12 . Well you can actually one of the
01:33 factors before you can actually simplify that a little bit
01:35 further . Okay , if you can't , you can't
01:38 absolutely simplify further . So we're gonna be having a
01:40 look at this today . Well in this video ,
01:43 so let's have a look at a couple of examples
01:46 to start us off with this uh perfect squares .
01:48 By the way , we might be looking to say
01:49 something like two squared , which is four or three
01:53 squared , which is nine or 4 squared , which
01:57 is 16 Five squared , 25 and so on and
02:01 so forth . So I might even keep those up
02:05 for when we're working through these because it's a really
02:07 great idea to get , it's one of the big
02:09 ideas to get is how you can actually simplify them
02:11 further and we did look at that , but I
02:13 think it's it's something which eludes people a little bit
02:15 . So um with much further talking , I'm just
02:20 gonna launch into how to add and subtract . So
02:22 it's now say you can't say something like four times
02:26 square at a two . And we want to add
02:29 this to five times the square in it too .
02:33 Now we can do this . And the reason for
02:35 this is as follows , this is equal here for
02:40 Times Square at a two and this one over here
02:43 is equal to five times a swimming too . Okay
02:47 so all together we have square into two . We
02:51 actually have altogether This many plus this money . So
02:55 we actually altogether have nine time to swear or two
02:59 and just write this nine square root two . So
03:01 this is the answer to this . So you can
03:03 directly add searches together like this . As long as
03:07 you have these like terms as I said , okay
03:11 just square it three . You couldn't add these guys
03:13 but as long as there's a like terms you can
03:16 add the . Okay now um let's take this a
03:20 little bit further . So say for example , we
03:23 wish to do something like the following . We wish
03:26 to say um do something like three times the square
03:32 root of three . And I want to add this
03:35 to two times the square root of six as add
03:40 this to the square root of three . Now look
03:46 if you can say something like this to answer what
03:49 you might notice straightaway is that we have a life
03:52 term here to here . Okay , so we can
03:55 add these guys together . We get this answer of
03:58 three square at three plus square root three . Cool
04:02 square roots . Right this number here . They can't
04:05 be simplified any further because it has no factors that
04:09 are perfect squares . Actually none of these do .
04:11 So it can't be simplified any further and it is
04:13 an unlocked term . So we just have to actually
04:15 write this as two square at six and that's how
04:18 we know when we finish these questions . We should
04:21 be able to look at each of the actual numbers
04:23 under the square root sign and go , well ,
04:25 they've got no factors that are actually perfect squares here
04:28 . Okay , so it's a really important thing to
04:30 get . So this year is our answer . Okay
04:36 , so what about we add something a little bit
04:39 harder now ? So say I get you to add
04:44 Um we'll add it together the square root of eight
04:50 Plus the Square Root of 18 . Now , this
04:55 can be simplified a bit further because if we have
04:58 a look at the square of the factors of we
05:01 have a couple that are actually perfect squares , We
05:03 actually have one , that's a perfect square , which
05:05 is four . Okay , so this one here is
05:07 equal to the square root oh , four times two
05:14 . Okay . Which is we can break up further
05:16 because there's this law when we multiply them into the
05:19 square root of form and the square root of two
05:27 . Okay , We're adding this to the square in
05:30 19 . So this here can also be broken up
05:33 into the square root . And if you have a
05:35 look here because we have nine , nine times two
05:39 , Which can again be broken up into the square
05:41 at nine Time to Square at two . Okay ,
05:46 these are being added together . Okay , So we
05:50 can go through an answer a couple of these because
05:52 the swearing of four is too and the square root
05:55 of nine is 3 and this is being multiplied by
05:58 the square or two . So I can just write
05:59 the square or two next to it . And this
06:01 is being multiplied by the square or two . We're
06:03 adding these guys together . So what we end up
06:06 with is three square root soup two square inches ,
06:09 sorry , and three plus three squared to five square
06:14 . Again , this has no factors obviously that there's
06:17 no factors apart in two months , we can't take
06:19 this any further . This is area itself . So
06:22 hopefully your understanding that hopefully this is really beginning to
06:27 get how you can actually even see an answer when
06:30 you've got one of these . Okay , because it
06:31 is a real art form , I think doing so
06:34 I've got very confused . I remember at school doing
06:36 these Because I didn't quite understand that . So I'm
06:39 gonna get through one last example , what a way
06:41 to do . The square root of 54 plus The
06:46 square root of 45 Plus the Square Root of 125
06:54 . Now with these Look for factors that are perfect
06:57 squares and see if we can simplify them this fall
07:01 , going to them , there's nine and you're looking
07:03 for possibly the biggest ones if you can . So
07:05 nine Goes into 54 . He goes in , No
07:10 one goes in the square root of nine and we
07:14 have the square root of six . Okay , because
07:19 6 , 1954 over here , we're the ones we're
07:23 going to be adding the pluses are different signs .
07:26 We can really separate things up here . So over
07:29 here we have 45 and 45 . The numbers that
07:31 go into it here . 9545 . So we have
07:36 the square root of norman Times the square root of
07:40 five we're adding this to . Finally , We have
07:46 a look here . The numbers are going here .
07:48 The largest one I can think of the year is
07:49 25 , 20 . The score of 25 and 25
07:53 times Five some of the square root of 525 .
07:59 How are you ? Good with that ? So we
08:00 can answer a couple of these . two square to
08:02 nine is 3 . The square tonight here is three
08:05 and the square of the 25 is five . And
08:08 then we just write these square , it's next .
08:10 So square of six . The square root of five
08:14 . The square root of five . Because that's why
08:16 multiple into one . We put the same signs between
08:21 . So do we have any life terms here ?
08:22 We do . So we can add these guys together
08:24 . We end up with three so that the Eagles
08:29 three times the square to five plus 52 square at
08:32 five . So I put this one down here first
08:35 actually because it's a small town that order this is
08:38 going to be three times square the sixties or by
08:40 himself . He can't be uh factories anymore . None
08:43 of these numbers here going to none of these perfect
08:45 square numbers go into it . So he can't join
08:47 you any further down . And these guys here ,
08:49 they're they're factors can't go any further down because there
08:51 that could be they don't have any factors that are
08:53 prolific squares in them . So we just have to
08:55 add these guys together . So three plus 58 square
08:59 root five . And that's our answer . So hopefully
09:02 that really helped you adding the adding square root numbers
09:07 . Um and subtracting , look , I know I
09:09 didn't actually do an example there , but subtracting a
09:11 similar sort of thing just where you would actually be
09:13 taking numbers away obviously . But really really important .
09:16 I think that you understand how to multiply searches .
09:19 But also um and that that that's in order to
09:23 add them . But also that this idea of how
09:25 you can factories and using this idea of a perfect
09:28 square numbers . Perfect square factor . Okay . I
09:31 hope that was a big help . Um , good
09:34 luck in doing searches in math class . See you
09:36 next time .
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