SOLUTION: 5radical18 minus 4radical98 plus 4radical242
answer in simplest radical form
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Question 258447: 5radical18 minus 4radical98 plus 4radical242
answer in simplest radical form
Answer by jsmallt9(3759) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
These are not like terms so we cannot add or subtract them as they are. But we can simplify the square roots. Square roots can be simplified if one or more perfect square factors of the radicand (the expression in the radical) can be found. Each of these square roots has a perfect square factor:
Now we can use the property of radicals, , to separate the prefect square factors into their own square roots:
Now we can replace the square roots of the perfect squares:
which simplifies to:
These simplified square roots are like terms so we can now add and subtract them giving:
No further simplifications can be done so this is our answer.
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