Multiplying Radicals and Simplifying
In this lesson, you will learn how to multiply radicals and simplify them. You can either multiply everything inside the radical or simplify each radical and then multiply them. Simplifying each radical first may be easier as it helps reduce the larger number you end up with. You can even rewrite a larger number as a product of square numbers to make it simpler. With practice, you will be able to simplify radicals and multiply them with ease.
Multiplying radicals and then simplifying
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Staff Review
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