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\[(\sqrt{6}\times \sqrt{33}) + (7\sqrt{6})= ?\]
Put \[\sqrt{6\times33}\]
just a little advice... don't multiply out 6x33.... instead, factor it: \(\large \sqrt{6\times33}=\sqrt{2\cdot 3\cdot3 \cdot 11} \)
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198+7sqrt6 ? is this right ? @dpaInc
no... it's not... do you mean: \(\large \sqrt{198}+7\sqrt6 \)? because this would be the correct value for the expression BUT it is not written in simplest radical form...
yes thats what i meant, thank you
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