Question

4 sqrt 3 +2 sqrt 1/3

Answer 1

Okay, so first we can break down the different terms. In the second term, we have\[\sqrt{1/3} = \sqrt{1/3} * \sqrt{3}/\sqrt{3} = \sqrt{3}/3,\] correct?

Answer 2

yes
and i thought u said u were doing it on a whiteboard. is that wat this is? (:

Answer 3

so i have 4 sqrt 3 + 2 sqrt 3 over regular 3

Answer 4

Nah, the link for the whiteboard site is elsewhere, I can give it to you if you'd like to go there though. :)

Then, we can look at the whole: \[4 * \sqrt{3} + 2/3 * \sqrt{3}\]
And we can factor out the sqrt(3):
\[\sqrt{3}*(4+2/3)\]
and you can solve that on your own. :)

Answer 5

so in order to get common denominators the answer will turn out to be 14 sqrt 3/ regular 3 rightt...?

Answer 6

Yep, you've got it. ;D

Answer 7

thank u so much!!!!!