Explain the differences between adding and multiplying radical expressions using 2 examples you create.

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6 0

When you multiply radical expressions you multiply the numbers under the radical symbols.3–√×7–√=21−−√
When you add radical expression you CANNOT add the numbers under the radical symbols.
3–√+7–√≠10−−√

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