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4√2 + 7√2 - 3√2 Can you show me how to do this? Home schooled and don't understand this lesson.
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sqrt(2)(4+7-3)= 8(SQRT(2))
as the value in under root is same so take them common 8underroot 2 is answer
Just add the numbers in front of the square root since they all have the same number inside the radical.. so it would be \[8\sqrt{2}\]
=√2(4+7-3) = 8√2
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Thank you all, I understand it a lot better thanks to Tyler1992 for the good explanation. (:
That only works if they have the same number under the radical though.. But you're welcome.
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