SQUARE ROOT METHOD. Simplify Radicals A. Single Ex.

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SQUARE ROOT METHOD

Simplify Radicals A. Single Ex.

Simplify Radicals A. Single Ex.

Simplify Radicals A. Single Ex.

Simplify Radicals B. Multiply Ex.

Simplify Radicals B. Multiply Ex.

Simplify Radicals B. Multiply Ex.

Simplify Radicals B. Multiply Ex.

Simplify Radicals C. Division I. Single # in the denominator a. Reduce if Possible b. Rationalize and reduce

Simplify Radicals C. Division (single number) Ex.

Simplify Radicals C. Division (single number) Ex.

Simplify Radicals C. Division (single number) Ex.

Simplify Radicals C. Division (single number) Ex.

Simplify Radicals C. Division I. Binomial in denominator a. Conjugate b. Multiply and Simplify c. Separate and reduce

Simplify Radicals C. Division (binomial) Ex.

Simplify Radicals C. Division (binomial) Ex.

Square Root Method Steps 1.Isolate the square 2.Take square root of both sides (Remember plus AND minus!) 3.Simplify and Solve

Square Root Method B. Examples Ex.

Square Root Method B. Examples Ex.

Square Root Method B. Examples Ex.

Square Root Method B. Examples Ex.

Square Root Method B. Examples Ex.