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The rule you can use is that root(a) x root(b) = root(ab), or root(a) / root(b) = root(a/b). This rule works for real numbers, but if you ever have to handle complex numbers, it is no longer valid. In the case of real numbers, it also works with cubic roots, fourth roots, etc.

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Q: How do you multiply and divide expressions with square roots?
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