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    The document discusses comparing graphs of a function to its parent function and solving radical equations. It provides examples of solving various radical equations, making the examples progressively more difficult, and asks questions about isolating variables and raising both sides of an equation to the same power.

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    The document discusses comparing graphs of a function to its parent function and solving radical equations. It provides examples of solving various radical equations, making the examples progressively more difficult, and asks questions about isolating variables and raising both sides of an equation to the same power.

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    of 8

    Warm

    Up 6.6
    Compare the graph of the function to its parent function. State the
    domain and range of each.

    13
    f (x ) =
    x + 4 1
    2

    f ( x ) = 3 x 1

    Unit 6: Rational Exponents and


    Radical Functions

    Target 6.6
    SOLVE RADICAL EQUATIONS
    (6.6)

    Solve. Remember, for radical problems you must ALWAYS check


    your answer(s)!
    3

    2x + 7 = 3

    x + 3 = 3x 13

    2x + 9 = 3 2x 7

    Solve.

    54.5 = 6.3 1013 p

    Solve.

    4x

    32

    = 108

    Once the x is isolated, what


    power could you raise both
    sides to so that you would be
    left with just x?

    Solve.
    34

    (x + 2 )

    1 = 7

    Now things are going to get a little more dicult...


    Solve.

    x + 1 = 7 x + 15

    Now things are going to get even more dicult...


    Solve.

    x + 2 +1 = 3 x

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