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1. Simplify the following algebraic expressions:

2. Perform the indicated operations (Multiply/Divide) on the given algebraic expressions:

3. Factor the algebraic expressions completely:

4. Simplify the rational expressions:

5. Classify the given numbers as real and rational, real and irrational, or complex:

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