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1 Review Day 1 March 18 th, 2013 Monday

2 Warm Up Simplify the following Simplify the following

3 Reminders Can you add two radicals with a different radicand? Can you add two radicals with a different radicand? Can you multiply two radicals with a different radicand? Can you multiply two radicals with a different radicand? What should you check before you write your final answer? What should you check before you write your final answer?

4 Radicals Quiz #2 Complete the quiz Complete the quiz You MAY use your notes You MAY use your notes You MAY NOT use a classmate You MAY NOT use a classmate Make sure you know the difference between adding/subtracting rules and multiplying rules! Make sure you know the difference between adding/subtracting rules and multiplying rules!

5 Geometry Applications With a partner, take 15 minutes to complete the following Geometry Application problems With a partner, take 15 minutes to complete the following Geometry Application problems KEEP THESE as part of your notes! They will be on the TEST Wednesday! KEEP THESE as part of your notes! They will be on the TEST Wednesday!

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