Step-4

Title: Adding and Subtracting Radicals

Grade: 8-b Lesson: S1-L6

Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review the steps for the problem.

Lesson Steps

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Step Type Explanation Answer

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Problem

Simplify the following expression: \$ - sqrt( 625) + \sqrt(64)\$.

2

Step

The given expression

\$ - sqrt( 625) + \sqrt(64)\$

3

Step

Simplify first radical separately:

\$\sqrt(625) = 25\$

(since \$\sqrt(625) = \sqrt(25^2) = 25\$)

4

Step

Simplify second radical separately:

\$\sqrt(64) = 8\$

(since \$ \sqrt(64) = \sqrt(8^2) = 8\$)

5

Step

Substitute the simplified values into the expression:

⇒ - 25 + 8

⇒ -17

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Step

Therefore, the simplified form of the expression \$ - sqrt( 625) + \sqrt(64)\$ is - 17.

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Choice.A

After evaluating the square roots and performing the arithmetic, we obtain -17, which matches option A

-17

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Choice.B

It is suggested the answer is −30, which does not correspond to the result of -25 + 8. The correct simplification yields -17, not -30

-30

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Choice.C

Wrong: Because the correct simplified result is -17, not 33. There is no way the expression -25 + 8 can result in 33

33

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Choice.D

15.The result we got is −17, which is not equal to 15. Therefore, option D is not correct

15

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Answer

Option

A

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Sumup

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

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