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The Rational Roots Theorem

Question 4 • AZ-Common Core Algebra II A

There are two roots because of the

Answer
A
negative radicand.
B
nonperfect square radicand.
C
need to identify + and - roots of the radicand.

Explanation

Taking the square root of a positive number gives two values: one positive and one negative. For example, both 3 and −3 are roots of 9, since each squares to 9. So there are two roots because we need to identify the positive and negative roots of the radicand.

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