Question

Simplify the following radical

Answer 1

\[\sqrt{48}-\sqrt{27}+\sqrt{12}\]

Answer 2

show steps please

Answer 3

thats the answer

Answer 4

how :/
i got 5 square root 3

Answer 5

dont have time to show the steps but i 100% thats the answer

Answer 6

treat the radical like a variable. in order to add or subtract them you need to get a common number under the radical.

Answer 7

can yu tell me the answer
so i know whats the right ans :/

Answer 8

\[\sqrt{48}=\sqrt{2}\times \sqrt{24}=\sqrt{4}\times \sqrt{4}\times \sqrt{3}=4\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 9

so in this case I see that 3 is a common multiple of all the radicals and when 3 is factored out a perfect square is left. This can be used to simplify each radical

Answer 10

@Charmi are you with me so far

Answer 11

so that is the first part simplified.. now do the other two. unless i need to put that as well

Answer 12

can yu please put it too