SAT Math Skill group 7 of 11

Advanced Algebra

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Advanced Algebra

radical

A radical contains a root symbol, such as √x or ∛x. A square root squares to x; a cube root cubes to x.

Example√ selects the nonnegative square root, requiring x ≥ 0 for real values. √50 = 5√2 because (5√2)² = 50.

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