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Surds I

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šŸ” PREVIEW MODE – Only you can see this. Back to Admin EduTek Lesson Notes Shop Print PDF Home › SS › Mathematics › Surds I SS 1 Surds I Mathematics SS 1 First Term Introduction to Surds Surds are irrational numbers that can be expressed as square roots (or other roots) of numbers that are not perfect squares (or perfect cubes, etc.). They cannot be simplified to remove the root sign. šŸ“Œ Key Concepts: Surd: An irrational number of the form n√a where a is not a perfect nth power. Examples: √2, √3, [Preview only]

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