Q: . To simplify the terms inside of the radicals, try to factor them to find at least one term that is a perfect square, such as 25 (5 x 5) or 9 (3 x 3). Once you do that, then you can take the square root of the perfect square and write it outside the radical, leaving the remaining factor inside the radical. For this example, we are working with the problem 650 - 28 + 512. The numbers outside the radical sign are the coefficients and the numbers inside it are the radicands. Here's how you simplify each of the terms: 650 = 6(25 x 2) = (6 x 5)2 = 302. Here, you've factored "50" into "25 x 2" and then have pulled out the "5" from the perfect square, "25", and placed it outside of the radical, with the "2" remaining on the inside. Then, you multiplied "5" by "6", the number already outside the radical, to get 30 as the new coefficient. 28 = 2(4 x 2) = (2 x 2)2 = 42. Here, you've factored "8" into "4 x 2" and then have pulled out the "2" from the perfect square "4" and placed it outside the radical, leaving the "2" on the inside. Then, you multiplied "2" by "2", the number already outside the radical, to get 4 as the new coefficient. 512 = 5(4 x 3) = (5 x 2)3 = 103. Here, you've factored "12" into "4 x 3" and have pulled out the "2" from the perfect square "4" and placed it outside the radical, leaving the factor "3" on the inside. Then, you multiplied "2" by "5", the number already outside the radical, to get 10 as the new coefficient. Once you simplified the radicands of the terms you were given, you were left with the following equation: 302 - 42 + 103. Since you can only add or subtract like terms, you should circle the terms that have the same radical, which in this example are 302 and 42. You can think of this as being similar to adding or subtracting fractions, where you can only add or subtract the terms if the denominators are the same. Lining the terms up in order will make it easier for you to visualize the solution, too. Now, all you have to do is to add or subtract the coefficients of the terms with the matching radicands and leave any additional terms as part of the equation. Do not combine the radicands. The idea is that you are saying how many of that type of radicand there are, total. The non-matching terms can stay as they are. Here's what you do: 302 - 42 + 103 = (30 - 4)2 + 103 = 262 + 103
A: Simplify any terms inside the radicals when possible Circle any terms with matching radicands. If you're working with a longer equation and there are multiple pairs with matching radicands, then you can circle the first pair, underline the second, put an asterisk by the third, and so on. Add or subtract the coefficients of the terms with matching radicands.

Q: Use a tape measure and place the end on the curtain rod. Pull the tape measure down to where you want the ends of the window scarf to hang and write down the number. You could make your window scarf reach down to the bottom of the window only, all the way to the floor for a more dramatic effect, or somewhere in between. Stretch your tape measure across the window from frame to frame. Double the number to allow for enough fabric to create a draping effect with your window scarf and write down the number. If the window is 60in (150cm) wide, then your 2nd measurement will be 120in (300cm). Add the first number you got for the length of the window scarf to the second number you got that was twice the width of the window. This will tell you how long a piece of fabric you need to create your window scarf. For example, if you want the window scarf to hang down 30in (76cm) on each side, and the window is 60in (150cm) wide, then you should buy 180in (460cm) of fabric. 22in (56cm) is a good width for a curtain scarf, but it is completely up to you and the look you are going for. Let the middle of the curtain scarf hang down in a "U" shape in the middle of the curtain rod and window. Make sure each side has an even amount of fabric and let the ends flow majestically down. Try folding your fabric in half before you drape it and mark the middle with a clothespin to make it easier to find the center of the curtain scarf when you hang it. You can pin the curtain scarf together in the corners where the front part overlaps with the sides hanging down behind the curtain rod to secure the window scarf in place. Thread the fabric underneath and behind the curtain rod in the middle, then back up over the top to create a wavy drape in the middle. Hook the scarf on each end of the curtain rod and let the sides hang down evenly. You can pin the window scarf together on the parts in the middle where it overlaps to keep the shape you created in place.
A: Measure from the curtain rod to where you want the ends of the fabric to hang. Measure across the window and double the number. Add the measurements together to determine the length of fabric to purchase. Hook the scarf over the ends of the curtain rod on each side. Loop the scarf around the middle of the rod for an extra decorative touch.

Q: An esthetician can manually remove the dirt, oil, and dead skin cells that are clogging your nose pores and making them look enlarged. This in-office procedure is the safest way to extract the contents of your nose pores without causing more damage to your skin. Manual extractions can be done as often as monthly if you have very clogged pores. Manual extractions are the least expensive, easiest professional option and don't require recovery time. This procedure could be your best option if you only have clogged, enlarged pores on your nose. A professional will apply microcrystals to your skin, which will scrub away the dead skin cells, dirt, and oil. With your pores clean, they will look smaller. To keep up the look of smaller pores, you will need regular treatments. Microdermabrasion is like a strong facial. After microdermabrasion, you can return to your normal activities that same day. Since the results are temporary, you will need to get regular treatments every two to four weeks to maintain the results. Chemical peels remove dead skin cells and oils that clog your pores. They also smooth out your skin, which makes your pores appear smaller. You can get a chemical peel from your dermatologist. A chemical peel is also like a strong facial if you get a superficial or medium chemical peel. A deep chemical peel is a serious treatment that is more akin to minor surgery. If you get a superficial chemical peel, then you will likely have to repeat the process at regular intervals, such as every few months, to maintain your results. If you get a medium chemical peel, then you may need to get a second chemical peel after three to six months. If you get a deep chemical peel, then you will likely not be able to get another treatment. Deep chemical peels are usually only done once, and are traditionally for people with a lot of skin damage. Expect to give your face at least a 48-hour break from makeup and sun exposure after you get a chemical peel. If you get a deep chemical peel, your recovery may be longer. Laser treatments are the only thing that can truly reduce the size of your pores. The laser will remove the top layer of skin and stimulate your skin to create collagen, which makes skin look plumper. To get a laser treatment, you will need to visit your dermatologist. You can get laser treatments on just your nose. Laser treatments are the most expensive professional treatment option for reducing your pores. Some laser treatments like Fraxel provide long-term results, while milder laser treatments like Laser Genesis often require a few more treatments, as determined by your dermatologist.
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Get manual pore extractions to clear your nose pores. Try microdermabrasion to remove debris and polish your skin. Choose a chemical peel to remove dead skin cells. Get a laser treatment to shrink pores.