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Ejercicios de raíces

by JOSE DANIEL RODRIGUEZ ALFARO
1

¿Qué es la raíz cuadrada de un número A?

2

¿Cuál es la raíz cúbica de 27?

3

Simplifica √50.

4

Si A≥0, ¿qué es √(A^2)?

5

¿Cuál es la raíz enésima de 16 cuando n=4?

6

Propiedad: √(ab)=√a·√b, ¿cuándo se aplica?

7

Si x^2=9, ¿cuáles son las raíces reales?

8

¿Qué es una raíz real irracional?

9

¿Qué significa simplificar una raíz radical?

10

¿Es cierto que √0 = 0?

Explicación

La raíz cuadrada de A es el valor x tal que x·x = A.

3³ = 27. 9³ = 729, 2³ = 8, -3³ = -27.

√50 = √(25·2) = 5√2.

La raíz de A al cuadrado es el valor absoluto de A.

16^(1/4) = 2 porque 2^4 = 16.

La propiedad es válida para números no negativos en raíces reales.

Las soluciones son 3 y -3; 0 no satisface x^2=9.

Raíces como √2 no pueden expresarse como cociente de enteros.

Separar factores cuadrados para obtener la forma más simple.

La raíz de cero es cero.

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