SOLUTION: 2*sqrt{3y^3} + y*sqrt{27y} - 2y*sqrt{3}
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Question 110611: 2*sqrt{3y^3} + y*sqrt{27y} - 2y*sqrt{3}
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2*sqrt{3y^3} + y*sqrt{27y} - 2y*sqrt{3}
=2y^(3/2)sqrt(3)+sqrt(9*3y)-2ysqrt(3)
=2y^(3/2)sqrt(3)+3sqrt(3y)-2ysqrt(3)
=(2y^(3/2)-2y)sqrt(3)+3sqrt(3y)
Ed
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