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@tsp_mathematics Says:
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@nana-q6p6r Says:
Thank you so much, you're really helpful. I just wish if you could add Arabic subtitles—it would make it much easier for us to understand.
@qwerty-h5o Says:
appreciate it, this concept was super tuff for my teacher to explain, I was gonna crash out but you helped me so much!!.
@itsmelolhahahahha Says:
Can someone respond quickly, i have a test in a few hours, if the radican(the exponent on the number under the radical) is even does the same rule apply? Or inly for the index?
@mikeross-f1t Says:
Absolute value in radicals always threw me off! 😵💫 SolutionInn helped me understand when and why to use it, and now it finally clicks. If you're stuck on tricky math concepts, a little extra help goes a long way!....
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@AngelKangai-pp5rh Says:
What do u mean by absalute value
@mikes9222 Says:
NO , The sq root of x squared is +- x
eg. if x = 2 then x squared is 4. So the square root is +- 2.
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@CliffSedge-nu5fv Says:
It's better to say "non-negative" than "positive," because the result may be zero.
@esphix Says:
Imaginary numbers watching this video: am I a joke to you?
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@rafsanulislam8199 Says:
Why does the thumbnail have white background???
@juanmacias5922 Says:
This made so much sense, I had no idea when to use them lol
@ChaineYTXF Says:
only a chemist can speak well about radicals😊
@edwinkim7546 Says:
why does it need an absolute though?
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@georgesadler7830 Says:
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for an exceptional explanation on Simplifying Radicals using the Absolute Valus symbol. Taking square roots is important along with the use of the absolute value symbol, however the absolute value symbol is ignored at times by students and Mathematicians/Engineers. The examples/practice problems shows when to used and when not to use absolute values in different cases. This is an error free video/lecture on YouTube TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
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@omarothman-k9g Says:
Thank you very much I understood a lot of things from you and I am an Arab and this is Google translation so the wording may not seem correct
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