8th Grade Math - EE.A.2 - Square And Cube Roots
11 Questions
Square And Cube Roots Introduction
What are the two possible solutions for this equation?
Identify the equation that has an irrational solution.
Are there one or two solutions for n in the equation below? Identify the solution(s).
What is the length of each side of the cube below? Type in your answer.
Determine whether the following equations are rational or irrational.
Select ANY value for n that would make this equation true.
Click on two numbers in the given table that would make this a true equation.
Frankie was given 5 numbers to evaluate. Her table is shown below. While filling out the table she made an error.
Keith claims that the cube root of a number is always larger than the square root of a number. Do you support Keith's claim? Explain.
Joy claims that both the volume and surface area of the cube below are exactly the same. Do you support Joy's claim? Why or why not?
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