Write the following expression in simplified radical form.
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\[\sqrt{75t^7w^4} = \sqrt{75}\sqrt{t^7}\sqrt{w^4}\]
is that the answer?
\[=\sqrt{25*3} \sqrt{t^2 * t^2 *t^2 *t} \sqrt{w^2*w^2} = \sqrt{25} \sqrt{3}\sqrt{t^2} \sqrt{t^2} \sqrt{t^2}\sqrt{t}\sqrt{w^2} \sqrt{w^2}\]
i think you can simplify it from there...
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whats the sqrt of 25?
5
okay so the sqrt 25 can be replaced with a 5...
what about the sqrt of t^2?
t?
yep! so we can replace all the sqrt(t^2) with t's
and sqrt(w^2)?
w? so the complete answer is.....?
yep replace all the sqrt(w^2) with w's and YOU will have found the complete answer
what do ya get ill let you know how you did
sqrt 5wt?
nope... we cant just magically get rid of the sqrt(3) and what about the sqrt(t) we can only replace the sqrt(t^2)
the sqrt(t) has to stay
Here ill do the 5 four you so you can see how to do it... \[\sqrt{25} \sqrt{3}\sqrt{t^2} \sqrt{t^2} \sqrt{t^2}\sqrt{t}\sqrt{w^2} \sqrt{w^2 } = (5) \sqrt{3}\sqrt{t^2} \sqrt{t^2} \sqrt{t^2}\sqrt{t}\sqrt{w^2} \sqrt{w^2}\] noticed how i replace the sqrt(25) with a 5? do the same thing for sqrt(t^2) and sqrt(w^2)
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so 5 sqrt 3 wt?
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