How To Solve Complex Radical Equations

This algebra video tutorial explains how to solve complex radical equations.
Square Roots and Cube Roots: • Square Roots and Cube ...
Simplifying Radical Expressions:
• Simplifying Radicals
Multiplying Radical Expressions:
• Multiplying Radical Ex...
Adding & Subtracting Radicals:
• Adding and Subtracting...
Simplifying Cube Root Expressions:
• How To Simplify Cube R...
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Rationalizing The Denominator:
• Rationalize The Denomi...
Multiplying Radicals With Different Indices:
• Multiplying Radical Ex...
How To Solve Radical Equations:
• Solving Radical Equations
Solving Equations With Cube Roots:
• Solving Equations With...
Solving Complex Radical Equations:
• How To Solve Complex R...
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How To Graph Radical Functions:
• How To Graph Radical F...
Domain of Radical Functions:
• How To Find The Domain...
How To Graph Cube Root Functions:
• Graphing Cube Root Fun...
Radical Expressions - Test Review:
• Simplifying Radical Ex...
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[@georgesadler7830]

MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for another incredible video/lecture on How to Solve Complex Radical Equations in Algebra. Radicals Equations are common Equations in Mathematics and courses that use Mathematics.

[@Davidlno]

I'm still in the 7th grade but i think university is going to be a peice of cake. Thank you OCT.

[@asifsal7124]

Please make a video on reversing the order of Integrals with the limits as variables.

[@Zapatozi]

2:45 You said 44. It's *484*
That's the only mistake I can point at out of all the math videos you've made. You're a really good teacher and you have learned me so much math that I'm actually supposed to learn in college. I'm in 10th grade now but I feel like I can go to college already, thanks to you!😀

[@asifsal7124]

Where is the mistake?

[@justviewer5458]

Yeah where?

[@Zapatozi]

@@asifsal7124 He said 44 when he was supposed to say 484.

[@kylesheng2365]

@@Zapatozi if you listen closely he said 484 but the eight is softer

[@Zapatozi]

@@kylesheng2365 I tried and I asked my friends about it. I couldn't hear it. I might be mistaken here if you can hear it. I also turned on the captions and it recognizes the number 44.

[@ModrineNambeya]

You are indeed a life saver

[@RayRay-lo2wn]

I feel quite good about myself ‘cause I figured out immediately how to solve it 🤓

[@AL-eh3jx]

Would you please consider making videos about thermodynamics in chemistry

[@toaha_muhammad]

Useful channel. You are a great teacher. Keep doing what you are doing. ;)

[@aaravtyagi8318]

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[@major_kukri2430]

I managed to solve this. Nice

[@PacFer2006]

Guys tell me why its easier to understand math when he explains it rather than when our high school teacher explains it

[@TadeleTagesse]

What is the solution set of the equation square root of √K+√6K+1=3 and the radical is not separated

[@steinerair71]

You’re the man!!

[@qingyangzhang887]

Why do we get extraneous solution? Is there a geometric interpretation for extraneous solutions?

[@zachny]

Q&science because if you plug in a solution to the equation, it may result in a square root equaling a negative number, which is impossible. (Unless i is involved)

[@qingyangzhang887]

@@zachny But in this case, there are no negative square roots yet there is an extraneous solution

[@pedrodeoliveiracamargo2413]

very good, thx

[@aaravtyagi8318]

I am your greatestfan.

[@nasrullahhusnan2289]

A wild idea:
Think that sqrt(7x+8) is a perfect square --> x=4 as 7x+8=36=6².
Then sqrt[4x+3+sqrt(7x+8)]=sqrt(16+3+6)
=sqrt(25)=5
Hence x=4

[@JJ-zo6ul]

The feeling of actually knowing what to do...

[@modnar246]

th, I used completing the square and get different answers, how?
Pls tell me when to use that

[@themichiganman8717]

Based on your accent I'm guessing your from new York or jersey

[@ospoymaygul779]

how to check this type of root? (-7+√ 17)÷8

[@ospoymaygul779]

please must reply

[@jin_cotl]

2:46 you mean 484

[@bernalesjames9110]

legend

[@swatitripathi9663]

Can anyone tell that what did he did at 3:40

[@swatitripathi9663]

I want to know how did he formed the equation for x

[@arbaparsa]

It’s just basically a formula called a quadratic formula. You can use it to solve any quadratic equation. It’s not an equation that he made

[@swatitripathi9663]

@@arbaparsa thnx

[@darshmenon5538]

4without watching