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2 Multiplying Radicals How did you get this answer? Multiply the coefficients and multiply the variables. We multiply radicals in a similar fashion: multiply the coefficients then multiply the radicands. Make sure you completely simplify at the end. NOTE: you can only multiply radicals with the same index in this manner (you will learn how to multiply radicals with different indexes later)

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