Multiplying radicals as an imaginary numbers

👉 Learn how to multiply radical expressions. In this playlist we will explore multiplying radical expressions and then simplifying. We will explore the square root, cube root as well as the fourth root of numbers and algebraic expressions.

Organized Videos:
✅How to multiply Radicals Expressions
✅How to multiply 4th roots with numbers
✅How to multiply square roots with variables
✅How to multiply radical expressions using distributive property
✅How to multiply cube roots with numbers
✅How to multiply square roots with numbers
✅How to multiply radicals | learn about
✅How to multiply square roots with variables

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[hastings]

I am pretty sure you have helped me out more in all of my 11 years of schooling then any teacher has
thank u <3

[ethanjohansen]

No cap bruh this video made me learn more ab imaginary then my honors algebra did bruh

[swainscheps]

So if you multiply all that without the i does it always work out (but with the wrong sign)?

Multiplying the terms inside the radical: -12 * -3 =36, a perfect square giving you 6 times the outside terms (2 * -4) =-48

[abbys]

thank you so much this helped me a ton! 

[TehIdiotOne]

Helped me a bunch, somehow missed the fact until now that you have to multiply the i's with eachothers aswell, so i was just stuck with a bunch of i's that weren't supposed to be there.

[saadasad]

Maths to this man, : Am I joke to you 😭😭

[athenareyes]

I don't understand how you got (2root(3)) for (root(4•3))

[faithyizek]

what the heck i don’t understand the i thing 😭😭😭

[Dingus-]

That fact that we have to learn this and then never use it when we get out of school. “Imaginary numbers” that sounds dumb af and yet they never teach you how to file taxes or anything actually useful.. 🤦

[adamwhite]

Wish i(no pun)could do more butt thats y u teach right