How To Simplify a Radical

Writing Entire Radicals as Mixed Radicals - Writing Entire Radicals as Mixed Radicals video teaches you how to write entire radicals in their simplified form (a mixed radical). The video reviews prime factorization, as well as the steps to make simplifying entire radicals into mixed radical form. The examples reviewed are the square root of 80, the cubed root of 144 and the fourth root of 162. Please check out our math and science playlists for more educational how-to videos from The How-To Scholar! New Brunswick Math 10 NRF Curriculum

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