Radicals Simplifying

Learn how to simplify radicals in this free math video tutorial by Mario's Math Tutoring.

0:20 Example 1 Square Root of 24
0:54 Example 2 Square Root of 27
1:18 Example 3 Square Root of 128 Using Prime Factorization
2:33 Example 4 Cube Root of 54
3:30 Example 5 Square Root of 9/16

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[TheNotSoRealJeff]

What about when there is a side number on it like 8√40?

[sonamtenzin]

thanks to this video i able to understsnd radical

[simonkelly]

This is very helpful but with my homework they have stuff like simplifying a radical with -121 in it. And stuff like simplifying a radical with 25+144 in it. How would I do those problems ?

[immorqlz]

thanks I have my middle year exam and I couldn't understand anything from my teacher and if I failed this class I won't be able to go to 9th grade I understood that have a good day :)

[eyadgm]

No offense to my teacher but I understood this better