Answer:
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Explanation:
Step One: Simplify the square roots.
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The square root of 8
can be simplified as the product of an integer and the square root of 2:
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As a result,
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Step Two: Expand the product of the two binomials.
is the product of two binomials:
- Binomial One:
. - Binomial Two:

Start by applying the distributive law to the first binomial. Multiply each term in the first binomial (without brackets) with the second binomial (with brackets)
![({\bf 8} - {\bf √(2)}) \cdot {(2 + 2\; √(2))}\\= [{\bf 8} \cdot {(2 + 2\; √(2))}] - [{\bf √(2)} \cdot {(2 + 2\; √(2))}]](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/middle-school/lq1dgtyqdofpadktx3h1xa4ub9e66vwig2.png)
Now, apply the distributive law once again to terms in the second binomial.
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Step Three: Simplify the expression.
The square of a square root is the same as the number under the square root. For example,
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Combine the terms with the square root of two and those without the square root of two:
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Factor the square root of two out of the second term:
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Combining the steps:
![(8 - √(2)) \cdot (2 + 2\; √(2))\\= [8 \cdot (2 + 2\; √(2))] - [√(2) \cdot (2 + 2\; √(2))]\\= [8 * 2 + 8 * 2\;√(2)] - [√(2) * 2 + √(2) * 2 \;√(2)]\\= [16 + 16 \;√(2)] - [2 \;√(2) + 2 * (√(2))^(2)]\\= [16 + 16 \;√(2)] - [2 \;√(2) + 2 * 2]\\= [16 + 16 \;√(2)] - [2 \;√(2) + 4]\\= 16 + 16\;√(2) - 2\; √(2) - 4\\= (16 - 4) + (16 \; √(2) - 2\; √(2))\\](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/middle-school/1oc5dox39308ju1epzy0okt9ihr07u4m1i.png)
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