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1 6-5: Operations with Radical Expressions I can add or subtract expressions involving radicals

2 Simplify (Adding/Subtracting)

3 ← Factor into squares

4 Simplify (Adding/Subtracting) ← Distribute square root

5 Simplify (Adding/Subtracting) ← Simplify squares

6 Simplify (Adding/Subtracting) ← Simplify

7 Simplify (Adding/Subtracting) ← Combine like terms

8 Simplify (Multiplication)

9 Simplify ← Combine under one radical

10 Simplify ← Factor constants

11 Simplify ← Group into cubes

12 Simplify ← Distribute cube root

13 Simplify ← Simplify

14 Simplify ← Combine like terms

15 HW: 5-10 all, 26-35 all

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