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Matematika Hebat
29 Jul 202006:31

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TLDRThis tutorial video from 'Matematika Hebat' teaches viewers how to easily perform arithmetic operations involving square roots. The host demonstrates step-by-step methods for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with square roots, using simple examples. Viewers are guided through the process of simplifying square roots and performing basic operations to obtain the correct results. The video aims to make these concepts more accessible and provides practical solutions to common square root problems. It's a helpful resource for anyone looking to improve their understanding of square roots in mathematics.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Addition of square roots requires the numbers inside the roots to be the same. If they're different, you must first transform them to match before performing the addition.
  • 😀 For example, √50 can be rewritten as √(25 * 2) to match √2, making the addition possible.
  • 😀 After transforming the square roots, you can then add the numbers outside the roots (e.g., 3 + 5 = 8) and leave the root expression unchanged.
  • 😀 Subtraction of square roots also requires matching the numbers inside the roots before performing the subtraction.
  • 😀 For subtraction, √45 can be rewritten as √(9 * 5), and √20 as √(4 * 5) to make the numbers inside the roots the same.
  • 😀 Once the numbers inside the roots are the same, subtract the numbers outside the roots (e.g., 3 - 2 = 1) and keep the root expression.
  • 😀 In multiplication of square roots, you multiply the numbers outside the roots and then the numbers inside the roots.
  • 😀 For example, 2√2 * 3√18 becomes (2 * 3) * √(2 * 18), which simplifies to 6√36.
  • 😀 If you get a perfect square inside the root, like √36, you can simplify it further (√36 = 6).
  • 😀 Division of square roots involves dividing the numbers outside the roots and dividing the numbers inside the roots.
  • 😀 For example, √10 / 5√2 simplifies to (√10 / 5) * (1 / √2), which results in 4√5 as the final answer.
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