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(7√2)(2√6) in simplest form and i need to show my work
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multiply those , u will get \[14\sqrt{12}\]
\[\sqrt{12}=2\sqrt{3}\]
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why? \[14\sqrt{12}=14\times2\sqrt{3}=28\sqrt{3}\]
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ok so then 8√2+3√2=11x2√2=22√2
no no..you are not multiplying here..just add them
so 11√4
yeah,right
ok what about√50-√32 is it√18
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and 8/√2would be 4
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