Monday, 6 August 2012

radical calculator

In the previous post we have discussed about multiplication table chart and In today's session we are going to discuss about radical calculator. In mathematics, we will study different types of expression such as polynomial expression. Here we will understand the concept of radical calculator. An expression that contains root values, such as square roots, cube roots are said to be as radicals. For example: √ (u + v), and 3√ (u + v). The value 2 means square root, 3 means cube root and so on. Radicals are represented by the symbol '√'. Now we will see radical calculator.

Radical calculator can be defined as a online tool that is used to add the multiple values within a seconds. Now we will discuss some steps that are used to calculate the radical values.
Step 1: Suppose we have to add two radical values then enter two root values in two text box.
Step 2: Enter solve button to get the result.
Now we will understand it with the help of example:
For example: Suppose we have to add two unlike radicals. 2 √7 + 4 √9 + √7 + 5 √9.
Solution: Here we need to follow some steps so that we can easily add the radical values.
Step 1: Given radical expression is 2 √7 + 4 √9 + √7 + 5 √9, Now we have to add radical values given in the expression.
Step 2: Now we have to find the common term if present in the given radical expression.
In this expression two pairs are same. So we can write them as:
= 2 √7 + 4 √9 + √7 + 5 √9,
= 2 √7 + √7 + 4 √9 + 5 √9,
Now find common term in expression.
= (2 + 1) √7 + (4 + 5) √9, Now we can easily add the radicals.
On adding we get;
= 3 √7 + 9 √9. This is how we can add unlike radicals.
We can also apply the multiplication over the radical expressions.
To Simplifying Square Roots write the radicand as a product of two factors.
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