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Find a two numbers that multiply to make the number under the radical. One needs to be a number which has a perfect square. An example of this type of number include 4,9,16,25,36,...
The root of the perfect square comes out of the radical leaving the other number alone. Multiply the two coefficients together and the numbers under the radicals together.
The number under the radical can be broken down again as explained above.