SOLUTION: simplifying radical expressions assuming that the variable is a non negative How do you solve the square root of 24x raised to the fifth power √24x^5?

Question 633544: simplifying radical expressions assuming that the variable is a non negative
How do you solve the square root of 24x raised to the fifth power √24x^5?
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
; we can't solve this, only simplify
factor inside the radical to reveal perfect squares

Extract the square roots of those perfect squares
2*x*x =

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SOLUTION: simplifying radical expressions assuming that the variable is a non negative How do you solve the square root of 24x raised to the fifth power &#8730;24x^5?

SOLUTION: simplifying radical expressions assuming that the variable is a non negative How do you solve the square root of 24x raised to the fifth power √24x^5?