Addition with surds
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I can appreciate the structure that underpins addition of surds.
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An unknown value is represented by a letter.
An unevaluated surd can be thought of as an unknown value.
Each simplified surd has a unique value.
Surds can therefore be grouped in the same way as like terms.
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