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    The document is a worksheet on surds from a Class IXC at Beaconhouse School System Boys Campus. It defines surds as roots like square roots that cannot be evaluated exactly. Conjugate surds are pairs of surds whose product is a rational number, and can be used to rationalize denominators by changing them to rational numbers. It provides examples of simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators. Finally, it lists practice questions simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators.

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    The document is a worksheet on surds from a Class IXC at Beaconhouse School System Boys Campus. It defines surds as roots like square roots that cannot be evaluated exactly. Conjugate surds are pairs of surds whose product is a rational number, and can be used to rationalize denominators by changing them to rational numbers. It provides examples of simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators. Finally, it lists practice questions simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators.

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    The document is a worksheet on surds from a Class IXC at Beaconhouse School System Boys Campus. It defines surds as roots like square roots that cannot be evaluated exactly. Conjugate surds are pairs of surds whose product is a rational number, and can be used to rationalize denominators by changing them to rational numbers. It provides examples of simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators. Finally, it lists practice questions simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators.

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    The document is a worksheet on surds from a Class IXC at Beaconhouse School System Boys Campus. It defines surds as roots like square roots that cannot be evaluated exactly. Conjugate surds are pairs of surds whose product is a rational number, and can be used to rationalize denominators by changing them to rational numbers. It provides examples of simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators. Finally, it lists practice questions simplifying surd expressions and rationalizing denominators.

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    Beaconhouse School System

    Boys Campus, Canal Side

    Worksheet of SURDS Class: IXC’s


    SURDS: √ ; √ √ √ respectively, these roots cannot be evaluated exactly. They are called

    Surds.

    Conjugates Surds: The product of √ √ and √ √ is a rational number and we call


    these surds conjugate surds. Conjugate surds may be used to rationalize the denominator, that is ,

    to change the denominator, which contain surds, to a rational number.

    √
    1. Example: 1 a) √ b) c) ( √ )( √ )
    √

    Sol: √ Sol: √ Sol: √ √

    √ √ √ √

    √ √

    √ √

    √ √
    2. Example: 2 a) b) c)
    √ √ √ √

    √ √ √ √ √ √
    Sol: Sol: Sol:
    √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

    √ ( √ ) ( √ √ )( √ √ )
    (√ ) ( √ ) ( √ )

    ( √ ) √ √

    ( √ ) √

    √
    ( √ )

    ( √ )
    √

    ( √ )

    √
    Practice Questions SURDS
    Q1. Simplify the followings:

    √
    a) √ b) √ c) √ √ d) √ √ e)
    √

    e) √ √ f) √ √ g) √ √ √ h) √ √ √

    i) ( √ )( √ ) j) ( √ )( √ ) k) ( √ )( √ )

    l) ( √ ) m) ( √ ) n) (√ )(√ ) o) ( √ √ )( √ √ )

    Q2. By rationalizing the denominator, simplify the followings:

    a) b) c) d) e)
    √ √ √ √ √

    √ √
    f) g) h) i)
    √ ( (√ )) ( √ ) √

    √ √ √ √
    j) k)
    √ √ √ √

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