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1 Foiling Radicals

2 How Do We Multiply Radical Expressions?
1 2

3 How Do We Multiply Radical Expressions?
Do Now:

4 You can add or subtract radicals like monomials
You can add or subtract radicals like monomials. You can also simplify radicals by using the FOIL method of multiplying binomials. Let us try one.

5 Since there are no like terms, you can not combine.

6 Lets do another one.

7 Simplify the product

8 Try on Your Own 1. 2.

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