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¡Qué radical andas!

EPISODE · Nov 30, 2020 · 40 MIN

¡Qué radical andas!

from Los πq2 (Los Picudos Matemáticos) · host Los Picudos Matemáticos

Damos continuación al tema anterior, en esta ocasión explicamos las raíces cuadras, mencionamos la definición, damos una retroalimentación recordado las potencias cuadradas del uno al nueve, explicamos las raíces cuadras exactas, el método para resolver raíces cuadras de números enteros, el método de raíces cuadras de números decimales, platicamos de casos especiales y como cada semana mencionamos a los ganadores de los retos de nuestra página de Facebook @Loospiq2, recuerda que aquí también subimos material de apoyo para reforzar el tema.

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