Algebra - Radicals Multiplying Part 2 Intuitive Math Help Simplifying Radical Expressions Square Roots

[Davieantm]

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[Saac06]

the 2nd last question.. when 16 becomes 4, why not make the 4 2 because it is the sqroot and continue from there?

[brownidgrl89]

how would you be able to solve out with variables

[RuteGoulet]

what program is this?

[msReenaMae]

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[gamerboy365]

Could you just use the distributive property for the question at the beggining of the video?

[seppsters]

@gamerboy365

Hi Gamerboy,

The distributive needed only to be used if you had an addition inside the parenthesis.

Example:

a · ( b + c ) = ( a + b ) · ( a + c )

In this video's exercise you could use the associative property:

a · ( b · c ) = ( a · b ) · c

[mystic23432]

whew this will help me at my math test

[Supernova12034]

um...shouldnt one of the radicals be a perfect square? when you broke down 42, you used 21 times 2....neither of those are perfect squares?

[Youeyman672]

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[shad0wblade2]

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[Singz4Life]

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[chompswhizz]

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[flameboy714k]

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