Find the exact value of the radical expression in simplest form. 2 the square root of 7 times x + the square root of 7 times x - 3 the square root of 7 times x - 7
Answer choices -7 4 the square root of 7 times x - 7 the square root of 7 times x 3 the square root of 7 times x - 7
\[2\sqrt{7x}+\sqrt{7x}-3\sqrt{7x}-7\]
@ash2326
I dont understand this
@Tennistar it's quiet easy if you have \[2x+x-3x\] How would you simplify this?
* quite sorry
ummm I dont know
ok, what's \[2+1-3\] ???
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Good, so if we have \[2x+x-3x\] We can notice all the terms have x here, so we'll simplify it using normal arithmetic just like you did for (2+1-3) So what would get here? @Tennistar
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Yeah , if we have \[2x+x-x\] What would you get?
because you remove the x from all parts by dividing
can you help me solve it step by step
Yeah we divide all the terms by x and place it outside the bracket When you solved \[2x+x-3x\] You actually did \[x(2+1-3)\] \[x\times 0=>0\]
Yeah, I'll help you Did you understand this?
I really need to know and yes
okay here we have \[2\sqrt{7x}+\sqrt{7x}-3\sqrt{7x}-7\] Notice the first three terms \[\underline{2\sqrt{7x}+\sqrt{7x}-3\sqrt{7x}}-7\] First simplify them, just like you did for \((2x+x-3x\)) try this
so divide by 7x*sqrt all parts?
Yeah, divide and take it outside and then simplify the numbers
adn have 2 + 1-3-7
-7
where?
Sorry, yeah, you're right. I'll show you the step wise approach
\[2\sqrt{7x}+\sqrt{7x}-3\sqrt{7x}+7\] Take \(\sqrt{7x}\) common from the first three terms \[\sqrt{7x}(2+1-3)-7\] \[\sqrt{7x}\times 0-7=>-7\] voila
Do you get this?
yes
@Tennistar I really liked that you are so eager to learn. good work and way to go :)
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