SOLUTION: Simplify. Express in simplest radical form..
3√2 + 5√2
I did the math and it comes out to 3+5 √2+√2=
8+ √4
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Question 762710: Simplify. Express in simplest radical form..
3√2 + 5√2
I did the math and it comes out to 3+5 √2+√2=
8+ √4
and then im stuck there. anyone please help and please explain so I can understand. Thank you
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You have to see that the thing to factor out
is
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If it's confusing, just say
Then you have:
Now put the back in
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