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Notes Over Using Radicals

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1 Notes Over 12 - 2 Using Radicals
You can only add and subtract like radicals. Simplify the expression.

2 Notes Over Using Radicals Simplify the expression.

3 Notes Over Using Radicals Simplify the expression.

4 Notes Over Using Radicals Simplify the expression.

5 Notes Over Using Radicals Simplify the expression.

6 Notes Over 12 - 2 Using Radicals
Solve the quadratic equation. Check the solution

7 Notes Over 12 - 2 Using Radicals
Solve the quadratic equation. Check the solution

8 Notes Over 12 - 2 Using Radicals
Solve the quadratic equation. Check the solution

9 Notes Over Using Radicals

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