recall that any number or variable to the power of 1/2 can also be written as that variable or number under the radical.
So, we then have
√g * √g
Recall that when we multiply radicals, we multiply what is under our radicals together and then combine them under a new radical
√g * √g = √(g * g)
This gives us √(g²)
recall that the square root of a number or variable squared will merely result in the number or variable by itself (as these are reciprocate equations)
