Saturday, April 10, 2010
Monster radical equation :)
OK, for this radical equation, I'm going to just put the problem down because I have no clue how to show my mathematical progress through Microsoft word 0_0 Anyways let's get it started. This is how I solved this problem.
PROCESS:
1 Like I said before, I do not like to leave negatives in the equation so I'm going to solve them first. So, I move my x^-2 to the bottom and I move the y^-4 to the top and they become positive :)
2. I distribute my exponent 5/2 to every number/variables and it becomes like 81^5/2, y^10, 49^5/2 and x^5.
3. So now you might notice that we can simplify the numbers with exponents. When we do simplify them the result would be 59049 y^10/ 16807 x^5.
4. And we now have our Monster EQUATION SOLVED!
Monday, April 5, 2010
Solving Rational Equation 1
AHHH!! I totally forgot that I forgot to post a POST about how to solve a rational equation! Because of that I lost 10 mark! Although thanks to our most generous teacher Mr. Cheng, he told me he would change my mark if I post it before the first term. So enough of talking, let's et down to business.
Ok This expression seems quite confusing... Plus I haven't done this for WEEKS! Well let's solve it slowly:
Procedure of Solving:
1. For me, I really dislike negative numbers, so I usually solve them first. So I bring up the x^-2 up to make it positive and add it up with an x. So it would equal x^3.
2. Then I wold distribute the exponent 3/2 to the expression. So it would be 16^3/2 (x^3)^3/2 OVER 25^3/2.
3. We also learned from previous lessons, how to change exponents in fractions to radicals. So it would be Root 16^3 then we simplify the (x^3)^3/2 into x^9/2 OVER root 25^3. Now when you simply these two radicals, you wold get 64 for the numerator and 125 for the denominator.
4. Then we change the x^9/2 to Root x^9.
5. We are almost there! but not quite yet.. we still have to bring out the root x^9 into something MORE simpler, so it would become x^4 root x.
6. Finally you would put all of these together and would get the answer from the diagram above.
WE ARE DONE!!! WHOOT
Ok This expression seems quite confusing... Plus I haven't done this for WEEKS! Well let's solve it slowly:
Procedure of Solving:
1. For me, I really dislike negative numbers, so I usually solve them first. So I bring up the x^-2 up to make it positive and add it up with an x. So it would equal x^3.
2. Then I wold distribute the exponent 3/2 to the expression. So it would be 16^3/2 (x^3)^3/2 OVER 25^3/2.
3. We also learned from previous lessons, how to change exponents in fractions to radicals. So it would be Root 16^3 then we simplify the (x^3)^3/2 into x^9/2 OVER root 25^3. Now when you simply these two radicals, you wold get 64 for the numerator and 125 for the denominator.
4. Then we change the x^9/2 to Root x^9.
5. We are almost there! but not quite yet.. we still have to bring out the root x^9 into something MORE simpler, so it would become x^4 root x.
6. Finally you would put all of these together and would get the answer from the diagram above.
WE ARE DONE!!! WHOOT
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