Introduction to Quadratic Surds

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Introduction to Quadratic Surds: Overview

This topic covers concepts such as Surds, Order of Surds, Pure Surds, Mixed Surds, Like and Unlike Surds, Simplest Form of a Surd, Similar or Like Surds, Comparison of Surds, Binomial Quadratic Surd, Simple Surds, Compound Surds, etc.

Important Questions on Introduction to Quadratic Surds

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2+35 is a compound surd

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State the following is compound or conjugate surd.

8+6

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If the simplification of the following is -k then find the value of k.

20-45

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Simplify:

5+3335+2-53+2

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Simplify:

22+333+1-22-333-1

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Simplify:

6+10-21-356-10+21-35

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Express the following as like surds:

8,18,32,50

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State the following as like or unlike.

8,12 and 20

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State whether the following surds are like or unlike.

60 and 80

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If the simplified form of 18+50 is ab, then find the value of a+b.

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Is 32+52 an example of compound surd? (yes/no)

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The algebraic sum of two or more simple surds is called a _____ surd.

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The compound surd from the following surds is

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State the following is compound or mixed surds.

438+6 and 438+6

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Are 35+2 and 35-2 an example of conjugate surds? (yes/no)

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_____ surds are also known as complementary surds. (Conjugate/mixed/binomial)

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37+5 and 37-5 are

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The conjugate surd of 5+3 is

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State the following is monomial or binomial surd.

438+6