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How to Multiply Square RootsExamples, formula and the Steps! Multiplying Radicals worksheet (Free 25 question worksheet with answer key on this page's topic)
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Vocabulary Refresher
The radicand refers to the number under the radical sign. In the radical below, the radicand is the number '5'. 
Example 1 of Multiplying Square roots 
Example 2. A slightly more complex example 
Practice ProblemsMultiply the square roots below and express each answer in simplest radical form.
Problem 1)
This problem is similar to example 1 because you can not simplify either of the square roots.
Problem 2)
This problem is similar to example 2 because 1 of the square roots can be simplified
Problem 3)
This problem is similar to example 2 because 1 of the square roots can be simplified
Problem 4)
This problem is similar to example 2 because the square roots can be simplified. The only difference is that both square roots, in this problem, can be simplified.
Problem 5)
This problem is similar to example 2 because the square roots can be simplified. The only difference is that both square roots, in this problem, can be simplified.
Problem 6)
This problem is similar to example 2 because the square roots can be simplified. The only difference is that both square roots, in this problem, can be simplified.
Problem 7)
You may notice that this is teh same as the problem prior problem (#6)...except that we have now added some coefficients. .
Multiplying Radicals worksheet (Free 25 question worksheet with answer key on this page's topic)
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. )If you can, then simplify!
. )If you can, then simplify!
can indeed be simplified :
can be simplified :
is already in simplest form so you are done.
