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Simplifying Nested and Compound Radical Expressions
Denest radical expressions of the form √(a ± √b) into the sum or difference of two elementary surds.
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Advanced Surd Algebra, Rational Exponents, and Radical Conjugates
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Manipulate complex surd expressions, apply index laws across all rational exponents, and rationalize multi-term radical denominators.
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