Explanation Consider the terms 6 − a and 6 + a , The terms 6 − a and 6 + a are conjugate to each other, as conjugate are used to rationalize the denominator of any radical, Consider the expression, 1 6 − a The conjugate of the expression is 6 + a . Now, multiply and divide the conjugate to rationalize the expression as, = 1 6 − a ⋅ 6 + a 6 + a

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The blanks for the statement “Expressions such as 6 − a and 6 + a are known as______.” And the table of options is as follows: Principal Pythagorean Radical Legs Square Radicands Hypotenuse Conjugate Root Rationalizing

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To fill: The blanks for the statement “Expressions such as 6−a and 6+a are known as______.” And the table of options is as follows:

Principal Pythagorean Radical Legs Square

Radicands Hypotenuse Conjugate Root Rationalizing

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The blanks for the statement “Expressions such as 6 − a and 6 + a are known as______.” And the table of options is as follows: Principal Pythagorean Radical Legs Square Radicands Hypotenuse Conjugate Root Rationalizing

Solution Summary: The author explains that expressions such as sqrt6-

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To fill: The blanks for the statement “Expressions such as 6−a and 6+a are known as______.” And the table of options is as follows: Principal Pythagorean Radical Legs Square Radicands Hypotenuse Conjugate Root Rationalizing

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To fill: The blanks for the statement “Expressions such as 6−a and 6+a are known as______.” And the table of options is as follows:

Principal Pythagorean Radical Legs Square

Radicands Hypotenuse Conjugate Root Rationalizing