Question

simplify the given expression: square root of -6 (2+sqrt(-8) )??????

Answer 1

What is sqrt(-8) ?

Answer 2

\[ \sqrt{-6\left( 2+\sqrt{-8} \right)}\]

Answer 3

is that it?

Answer 4

sqrt means square root i dont no how to make the sign so i use the words

Answer 5

That's fine, but I'm saying what is the value for the square root of -8

Answer 6

no, the square root sign is over -6 and then in the parenthesses is (2+ the square root of -8)

Answer 7

\[\sqrt{-6}(2+\sqrt{-8})\]

Answer 8

That it?

Answer 9

\[2+2isqrt{2}\] is your right side simplification

Answer 10

Stupid radical didn't work

Answer 11

... So are you gonna just keep posting all your homework questions and not work with someone to solve them or what?

Answer 12

if you have a problem you can not reply

Answer 13

simple as that

Answer 14

Indeed. Or I can reply with unhelpful answers. Or I can complain.

Answer 15

I have a wide array of possible options in front of me.

Answer 16

o ok have fun idc waht you do