How to multiply square roots - SAT Math

When multiplying square roots, you are allowed to multiply the numbers inside the square root. Then simplify if necessary.

When multiplying square roots, you are allowed to multiply the numbers inside the square root. Then simplify if necessary.

To multiply square roots, we multiply the numbers inside the radical and we can simplify them if possible.

To multiply square roots, we multiply the numbers inside the radical and we can simplify them if possible.

In this case, let's simplify each individual radical and multiply them.

To multiply square roots, we multiply the numbers inside the radical and we can simplify them if possible.

To multiply square roots, we multiply the numbers inside the radical.

Any numbers outside the radical are also multiplied. We can simplify them if possible.

To multiply square roots, we multiply the numbers inside the radical.

Any numbers outside the radical are also multiplied.

We can simplify them if possible.

To multiply square roots, we multiply the numbers inside the radical.

Any numbers outside the radical are also multiplied.

We can simplify them if possible.

To simplify the problem, just distribute the radical to each term in the parentheses.

To simplify the problem, just distribute the radical to each term in the parentheses.

To simplify the problem, just distribute the radical to each term in the parentheses.

To simplify the problem, just distribute the radical to each term in the parentheses.

To simplify the problem, just distribute the radical to each term in the parentheses.

Let's simplify the right parentheses.

Now we can distribute the radical to each term in the parentheses.