1. 6.2 Multiplying and Dividing Radical Expressions

2. You can only use this property if the radicals
are real numbers and if the indexes are the
same.

3. Ex) Can you use the property for multiplying
radicals?

4. Simplest radical form means that the
radicand contains no perfect nth powers
among its factors, there are no fraction
radicands and there are no radicals in the
denominator of a fraction.
Answers must ALWAYS be in simplest radical
form.

5. Ex) Simplify

6. You can only use this property if the radicals
are real numbers and if the indexes are the
same and if the radicand in the denominator
is not equal to zero.

7. Ex) Simplify.

8. Ex) Simplify.

9. To eliminate a radical in the denominator,
you must RATIONALIZE.
Ex) Simplify.

10. Ex) Simplify.