Learn How to Solve a Radical Equation and Check Your Answers

👉 Learn how to solve radical (square root) equations having one radical term. To solve a radical (square root) equation having one radical terms, we isolate the radical term by placing it in one side of the equation. Next, we get rid of the radical by taking the square of both sides of the equation and then solve and simplify the resulting equation.

Organized Videos:
✅Solve Radical Equations
✅Solve radical equations with two square roots
✅Solve radical equations with two variables
✅How to solve square root equations
✅How to solve radical equations with higher roots

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your a better teacher than my college algebra professor thanks bro

[Primalopossum]

Hey thanks for the video im in college and needed a great review going into math 1414

[Soosss]

Lmao who was that dude tryna leave at the end

[jabebrodsky]

Thanks! I was stuck but now I am good.

[mikeydeo]

Thanks I just needed to check my answer and I didn’t know how

[jerrypaquette]

I see this sort of thing coming up all the time, and never get an answer. When checking to see if -5 works you get the square root of 1 +2 = -5 +6. The Square root of 1 can be + or - 1. If you use -1 then it works. -1 +2 = -5 +6 = 1. I think this is something that is over looked.