Everything You Need to Know About Roots - GRE / GMAT

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So gratefull for this!! I'm from the non- math background and still its soo easy to understand from your content. Thank you Philip.

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OK now listen, I missed a few months of class back in high school like 4-5 years ago and I couldn't wrap my head around the concept of root and would just memorize. You do no realize just how relieving it feels to finally conquer this topic. I am amazed and absolutely thankful to you from the bottom of my gushy mushy heart. Next three generations of mine will remember this.

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My exams is on the 17th and I’m just so happy to learn this today God bless you 🙏🏾

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So good! it helps me understand the concept instead of just the mechanics!

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[@ms_usa]

Hey Phillip, In rationalising roots 11:46 we can also write the numerator 5 as root 5 multiplied by root 5 and ultimately the root 5 from denominator will cancel root 5 in numerator and we will be left with root 5 as answer....

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My exam is on 5th Jan. I really wanted some good contents on square roots.. You are the best 👌 Thanks😆

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@@TheTestedTutor in exam if its a numerical entry should we enter it as fraction 23/6 or as approximate decimal

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[@isaacabanyi2131]

Hi Philip, Thanks for the lesson. I hope to say I am learning fast and not slow. I may be wrong, but my answer to the final problem is x = (23)/6 and not 5^(23)/6

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[@althafa607]

If I am not wrong, 3:20 shouldn't it be 3xi where i is the iota which denotes the negative value under any root 🤔?

[@mirwahidrahman1844]

They don't give complex numbers in GRE.

[@nazmussakib80]

I think the question @13:45 has a problem. There is only one equation and two unknowns. So it is impossible to determine the value of x and y. For example, you can write the write side of the equation as -3+2(1+root3) and get a different value for x and y.

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That last question is pure insanity. They're asking high school students this?

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