In this second lesson for Math 20-1 Radical Expressions and Equations, we will examine the process to add and subtract radicals. They must be like. What does that mean?

Lesson notes are provided that align with the videos. Students are encouraged to have a hard copy of the notes available as video instruction occurs. At any point, the lesson can be paused and questions can be self completed to check understanding.The intent is that active engagement with the material, will increase both confidence and level of understanding.

Animated google slides are included. The content in the videos and on the slides is the same. Students seeking a more individualized approach can move through the google slides without the videos. There is a conscious effort to provide flexibility with regards to learning styles.

And lastly, the lesson has a set of accompanying practice questions. After receiving instruction, it is critical to assess the level of understanding. Detailed solutions are given. Following each question, check the answer. If correct, confidence grows. If not correct, discovering the solution process on your own can prove to be a significant advantage. These questions and answers are designed to solidify learning.

After completing Lesson 1 Working With Radicals, Lesson 2 Adding and Subtracting Radicals, Lesson 3 Multiplication of Radicals, Lesson 4 Division of Radicals, Lesson 5 Radical Equations, and Lesson 6 Radicals With Letters and Cube Roots, be sure to test your understanding of this unit with the cummulative litmus test.