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Warm up Simplify 1. i i (3 + i)(4 – 2i) 4.

Questions over HW?

N TH ROOTS & RATIONAL EXPONENTS

Parts of a radical  No number where the root is means it’s a square root (2)!!

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Simplify

REWRITING A RADICAL TO HAVE A RATIONAL EXPONENT

Rewriting Radicals to Rational Exponents Power is on top Roots are in the ground

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Rewriting Rational Exponents to Radicals

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SIMPLIFY Sometimes you can simplify in the calculator. KNOW how to do it by hand!!  Change to a radical  Prime Factor  Bring out groups of the root

SIMPLIFY

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