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Simplify the radical expression.
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= -3^sqrt180 * h^2 = -3* sqrt5 * sqrt 36 h^2 = -3*6h^2 sqrt5 = -18sqrt5 h^2
\[-3\sqrt{180h^4} = -3\sqrt{36*5h^4} = -3*6\sqrt{5h^4} = -18\sqrt{5}*h^2\] You need to find in the radical factors which are squares, whether it be h^4 (which is the square of h^2) or 36 (which is the square of 6)
* my first line should read = -3*sqrt180 * h^2
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