Simplifying Radicals Worksheet
Practice simplifying radical expressions by factoring out perfect squares, cubes, and higher powers.
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Simplifying Radicals
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Simplify each radical expression completely. Show all your work.
1. Simplify: √72
2. Simplify: √128
3. Simplify: √200
4. The simplified form of √(48x²) is .
5. Simplify: √(75a³b²). The answer is .
6. The expression √(108y⁵) simplifies to .
7. Which of the following is the simplified form of ³√54?
3³√2
2³√3
9³√6
6³√9
8. The simplified form of √(24x³) is 2x√(6x).
True
False
9. Simplify: ⁵√(64x¹⁰y⁷)
10. Simplify: √(18a²b³) × √(2ab)
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