SOLUTION: {{{ 7sqrt(72) - 2sqrt(50)}}} {{{ 2^3sqrt(54x^4) - 3^3sqrt(16x^4)}}} {{{ 6sqrt(98) - 9sqrt(32) - 3sqrt(200)}}} {{{sqrt(12/21)}}} {{{ 5^3sqrt(16) + 2^3sqrt(128)}}} {{{
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Question 119046
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I know the limit is four a day, but I really am having trouble understanding radicals. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!!!
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jim_thompson5910(35256)
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You can
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I'll do the first three to help you get started.
#1
Start with the given expression
Simplify
to get
. Note: If you need help with simplifying square roots, check out this
solver
.
Simplify
to get
.
Multiply 7 and 6 to get 42.
Multiply 2 and 5 to get 10.
Since we have the common term
, we can combine like terms
Combine like terms. Remember,
Now simplify
to get
So
simplifies to
. In other words,
Start with the given expression
Evaluate
to get 8. Evaluate
to get 27
Factor
into
. Factor
into
Break up the square roots
Take the square root.
Multiply
So
simplifies to
.
In other words,
#3
Start with the given expression
Simplify
to get
. Note: If you need help with simplifying square roots, check out this
solver
.
Simplify
to get
.
Simplify
to get
.
Multiply 6 and 7 to get 42.
Multiply 9 and 4 to get 36.
Multiply 3 and 10 to get 30.
Since we have the common term
, we can combine like terms
Combine like terms. Remember,
Now simplify
to get
So
simplifies to
. In other words,