SOLUTION: Square root of 2x+4 times the square root of 4x-16 {{{sqrt(2x+4) * sqrt(4x-16)}}}

SOLUTION: Square root of 2x+4 times the square root of 4x-16 {{{sqrt(2x+4) * sqrt(4x-16)}}}

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Question 817836: Square root of 2x+4 times the square root of 4x-16

Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

2 sqrt(2) sqrt(x^2-2 x-8)
2 sqrt(2) sqrt((x-4) (x+2))

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