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As is often the case in Math, there is more than one way to simplify this expression. To me the easiest way is based on noticing that dividing 32 and 8 (which are currently inside separate square roots) results in 4 which is a prefect square!
So we will start by getting the 32 and the 8 into the same square root. First we'll use basic Algebra to split this fraction in two:
Now we can use one of the properties of radicals:
to combine the square roots of the second fraction into a single square root:
Now we can replace the 32/8 with a 4:
and the with a 2:
And we finish by multiplying:
(I'll leave it up to you to change this improper fraction into a mixed number.)
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