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    The document provides step-by-step worked solutions for simplifying surd expressions and expanding products of surd expressions. It includes worked examples of writing surds in simplest form, combining like surds, and using the FOIL method to expand products of binomials containing surds. The solutions are shown progressing from green to amber to red, indicating increasing levels of completeness.

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    The document provides step-by-step worked solutions for simplifying surd expressions and expanding products of surd expressions. It includes worked examples of writing surds in simplest form, combining like surds, and using the FOIL method to expand products of binomials containing surds. The solutions are shown progressing from green to amber to red, indicating increasing levels of completeness.

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    Simplifying Surds GREEN

    Write the following in simplest surd form:

    1. √18 2. √56

    3. √96 4. √60

    Write these as a single surd then evaluate:

    5. √27 x √2

    6. √6 x √8 x √3

    7. √320
    √5

    8. √30 x √12
    √2 x √5
    Expand and simplify:

    9. (5 + √3)(6 + √3)

    10. (7 + √5)(7 - √5)

    11. (7 - √2)(4 - 3√2)

    12. (6 + 3√3)(6 - 3√3)


    Simplifying Surds AMBER

    Write the following in simplest surd form:

    1. √18 2. √56
    = √9 x √2
    =

    3. √96 4. √60

    Write these as a single surd then evaluate:

    5. √27 x √2
    = √54
    =

    6. √6 x √8 x √3

    7. √320
    √5
    = √64
    =

    8. √30 x √12
    √2 x √5
    Expand and simplify:

    9. (5 + √3)(6 + √3) FOIL

    = 30 + 5√3 + 6√3 + √9
    =

    10. (7 + √5)(7 - √5)

    11. (7 - √2)(4 - 3√2)

    12. (6 + 3√3)(6 - 3√3)


    Simplifying Surds RED

    Write the following in simplest surd form:

    1. √18 2. √56
    = √9 x √2 = √4 x √14
    = =

    3. √96 4. √60

    Write these as a single surd then evaluate:

    5. √27 x √2
    = √54
    = √9 x √6
    =

    6. √6 x √8 x √3

    7. √320
    √5
    = √64
    =

    8. √30 x √12
    √2 x √5
    Expand and simplify:

    9. (5 + √3)(6 + √3) FOIL

    = 30 + 5√3 + 6√3 + √9
    = 30 + 11√3 + 3
    = 33 + 11√3

    10. (7 + √5)(7 - √5) FOIL

    = 49 - 7√5 + 7√5 - √25


    =

    11. (7 - √2)(4 - 3√2)

    12. (6 + 3√3)(6 - 3√3)

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