SOLUTION: 2 SQRT over6^2 + 6 SQRT over 2^2 = c^2 My friend said that this was the answer.. 12 + 12 = c^2 c=SQRT over 24 But I don't know where she got it or if its right. I'm really

Question 212275: 2 SQRT over6^2 + 6 SQRT over 2^2 = c^2
My friend said that this was the answer..
12 + 12 = c^2
c=SQRT over 24
But I don't know where she got it or if its right.
I'm really not good with Square roots.
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Is the problem ???

Start with the given equation.

Evaluate the square root of to get 6.

Evaluate the square root of to get 2.

Multiply

Combine like terms.

Rearrange the equation.

Take the square root of both sides.

or Break up the 'plus/minus'

or Factor 24 to get 4*6

or Break up the square root.

or Take the square root of 4 to get 2.

So the solutions are or
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