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1 Unit 1:Day 2 Simplify square roots with variables

2 Whiteboard Practice from Yesterday’s Lesson
Please pay attention for instructions… Teacher Note: You can use Kuta problems here…

3 How do you simplify variables in the radical?
Look at these examples and try to find the pattern… What is the answer to ? As a general rule, divide the exponent by two. The remainder stays in the radical.

4 Find a perfect square that goes into 49.
1. Simplify Find a perfect square that goes into 49. 2. Simplify

5 Simplify

6 Simplify

7 Simplify

8 Simplify:

9 Simplify

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