Question

HELP PLEASEEEEEEEEEE

Answer 1

Start by actually taking square roots where you can... like the second, third, and fourth terms. Leave the first term alone.

Answer 2

i tried everything. i just dont understandd /:

Answer 3

Okay, step by step.
\[4\sqrt{v ^{6}}=4v ^{3}\]
and\[-\sqrt{25v}=-5\sqrt{v}\]
what do you think the last term might be?

Answer 4

the 4 in the first term is not a regular 4, its smallerr

Answer 5

I think that is a typo... the solutions that you listed indicate that is a normal 4 in front.

Answer 6

ohh okayy. thats what really confused me!

Answer 7

I got one of the answers listed by assuming that was a normal coefficient to root v.
So do you have a guess to the last term? It is kind of like both of the terms I showed the solution for... put together.

Answer 8

3v^3?

Answer 9

yes... with the negative

Answer 10

Now combine like terms.

Answer 11

is it B?

Answer 12

Terms that have root v are alike... there are 4 in the front.....yes b!

Answer 13

thank you so much!

Answer 14

You're welcome :)