Japan Math Olympiad - Radical Simplification - Intermediate/Advanced Difficulty

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This problem tests the ability to simplify radical expressions, manipulate square roots, and recognize perfect squares, typically introduced in advanced high school algebra.
• Competition Level: International Math Olympiads or national competitions at a higher difficulty level (such as Japan’s National Olympiad).
• Grade Level: 11th–12th grade.
• Difficulty: Challenging, as it involves deep understanding of radical simplification techniques, requiring more advanced algebraic manipulation skills.


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