SOLUTION: I am having difficulty trying to simplify radical equations that use exponents. The problem I ma trying to solve is: 5x{sqrt(448x^5y^3}-3y{sqrt(63x^7y} I understand I am s

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Question 141944: I am having difficulty trying to simplify radical equations that use exponents.
The problem I ma trying to solve is:
5x{sqrt(448x^5y^3}-3y{sqrt(63x^7y}
I understand I am supposed to factor down the 448 and 63, but I am not sure what is supposed to happen with the exponents. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
5x{sqrt(448x^5y^3}-3y{sqrt(63x^7y}
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Factor inside the radical to reveal the perfect squares:
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Extract those perfect squares:
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Combine like terms
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These are like terms so we have:

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