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412m 2 (a) ab ϭ ; Property (b) a ϩ 1b ϩ c2 ϭ ; (c) a 1b ϩ c2 ϭ ; Property Property 3. To add two fractions, you must first express them so that they have the same . 4. To divide two fractions, you multiply. the divisor and then 23–28 ■ Use properties of real numbers to write the expression without parentheses. 23. 31x ϩ y 2 24. 1a Ϫ b28 27. Ϫ 52 12x Ϫ 4y2 28. 13a 2 1b ϩ c Ϫ 2d2 29–40 29. 3 10 31. 2 3 5–6 ■ 5. 23, Ϫ 13, 126 ϩ 154 30. Ϫ 35 2 2 3 Ϫ 1 4 ϩ 15 32. 1 ϩ 58 Ϫ 1 6 34. 25A 89 ϩ 12 B 36. A 12 Ϫ 13 B A 12 ϩ 13 B 35.
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Distances Between Powers closer together? 1010 and 1050 or Which pair of numbers is 10100 and 10101 109. Signs of Numbers Let a, b, and c be real numbers with a Ͼ 0, b Ͻ 0, and c Ͻ 0. Determine the sign of each expression. 4 R ATIONAL E XPONENTS AND R ADICALS Radicals ᭤ Rational Exponents ᭤ Rationalizing the Denominator In this section we learn to work with expressions that contain radicals or rational exponents. ▼ Radicals We know what 2n means whenever n is an integer. To give meaning to a power, such as 24/5, whose exponent is a rational number, we need to discuss radicals.