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This Lesson (Inter Alg Rationalizing Monomial Denominators* (YouTube Video of Dr. Rapalje)) was created by by rapaljer(4671)
  About rapaljer: Retired Professor of Mathematics from Seminole State College of Florida after 36 years. This video, from one of my Intermediate Algebra classes (circa 1994), explains how to rationalize denominators. To rationalize a denominator means to eliminate the radicals from the denominator. In these videos, three types of denominators are rationalized: 1. Monomial means there is only one term, a square root, in the denominator. 2. Binomial means there are two terms in the denominator, one or both may contain square roots. 3. Cube root in the denominator. For explanations, examples, and exercises for ALL topics from Basic, Intermediate, and College Algebra, and Practice Tests for ALL levels of math from Pre-Algebra to Calculus III and Differential Equations with DETAILED SOLUTIONS, please see my website at www.mathinlivingcolor.com!! This lesson has been accessed 850 times. |
