Where in real life do you work with radical expressions and functions? Give an example of your own.

1 answer:

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Best Answer: <span>A radical expression is any expression or equation that contains a square root. The square root symbol indicates the number inside is a radical. The number inside the square root is called the radicand. Variable numbers can also be radical expressions.

Example: </span>√x+y

√16

12+√x

√3*x²

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