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Weekend Bike Repair: Root Checks

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Weekend Bike Repair: Root Checks

Use square and cube roots to check workshop plans.

Bench Checks

Maya and Luis run a weekend bike-repair business. Complete their math checks without a calculator. The symbol √ means the nonnegative square root.

1.
Evaluate each root.

√169 = ∛216 =

2.
Which statement correctly evaluates −√100?
Question 2 options
3.

∛(−1000) =

4.
Which choice lists all real solutions of x² = 49/64?
Question 4 options
5.
Solve x³ = 1/8. Write your answer as a fraction.

x =

Equation Checks

Pay attention to whether an equation contains a square or a cube. Include every real solution when asked.

6.
Solve x² = 225.

Negative solution: x =
Positive solution: x =

7.
Which choice lists all real solutions of x³ = −729?
Question 7 options
8.
Maya compares √64 and ∛64. Which statement is correct?
Question 8 options
9.
Select every equation that has exactly two real solutions.

Workshop Decisions

Apply roots to the repair business. Use positive values for physical lengths.

10.
Luis cuts a square protective mat with an area of 196 square inches. If its side length is x inches, then x² = 196.

How long is each side? inches

11.
Maya buys a solid rubber cube to use as a protective support. Its volume is 125 cubic centimeters. If its edge length is x centimeters, then x³ = 125.

What is the cube's edge length? cm

12.
The students want a square business sign with an area of 2 square feet. Its side length x must satisfy x² = 2. Which description gives the exact side length?
Question 12 options
13.
Select every expression whose value is irrational.

14.
On a practice sheet, Luis writes, “x³ = −125 has two solutions, −5 and 5, because taking a root always gives a positive and a negative answer.” Explain his mistake. Give the correct solution using a cube root symbol and check both proposed values.