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OpenStudy (anonymous):

2 radical 5 + 3 radical 25

OpenStudy (jlastino):

25= 5x5 2 radical 5 +5*3 15 + 2 radical 5

OpenStudy (anonymous):

please show steps

OpenStudy (jlastino):

2 radical 5 + 3 radical 25 You can't calculate the square root of 5 without a calculator (Unless you're taking up calculus) So we leave 2 radical 5 as is 3 radical 25 A number under a radical sign (in this case 25) means you take the square root of that number Square root = the number you multiply by itself to get another number Now what do you multiply by itself to get 25? 5 We can simplify sqrt 25 as simply 5 and multiply it to the number outside the radical 3 sqrt 25 3*5 =15 Then you combine the two 15+2 radical 5

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