Algebra 1

3. An expression containing a root symbol, such as a square root or cube root.
5. Radical expressions that have the same index and the same radicand.
8. A function that can be written in the form
9. A set of two or more equations where at least one equation is not a straight line.
10. The process of multiplying a fraction by a specific value to eliminate radicals from the bottom.
11. A radical expression where the radicand has no perfect square factors and no radicals remain in the denominator.

1. The algebraic method used to find solutions to any quadratic equation.
2. A mathematical statement where the highest power of the variable is two, usually set equal to zero.
4. Number pairs like and that, when multiplied, result in a rational number.
6. A specific case or instance that proves a general algebraic rule or statement is false.
7. in a U-shaped graph.