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Simplify Radicals with Varables: Divide each exponent by 2. Write the whole number and remainder. __ __ __ 2 2 2 5 4 3 x y z 2 R:1 2 1 R:1 Bring the variable part with a whole number to the outside of the radical and leave the remainder variable inside the radical z x2 y2 z x

You Try! Hint: Do the number part the way you learned first. Do the variable part like the previous problem. Put outside things outside the radical and inside things inside the radical. ANSWER: 2a3b2c ac

WE WILL DO PART B NEXT TIME Homework IXL A1:EE.1 WE WILL DO PART B NEXT TIME

Homework IXL A1:EE.3