Big Ideas Math - Algebra 1, A Common Core Curriculum

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Chapter 10 - Radical Functions and Equations - Monitoring Progress - Page 542: 1

Answer

$\sqrt0,\sqrt1,\sqrt4,\sqrt9$

Work Step by Step

A number $\sqrt a$ is rational if there is a rational number $b$ so that $b^2=a$. We have: $\sqrt 0=0$ because $0^2=0$ $\sqrt 1=1$ because $1^2=1$ $\sqrt 4=2$ because $2^2=4$ $\sqrt 9=3$ because $3^2=9$ So the rational numbers are: $$\sqrt0,\sqrt1,\sqrt4,\sqrt9$$
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