Question

how can i simplify (14+7√(2))/7 to 2+√(2)?

Answer 1

is that two in double parenthesis?

Answer 2

is it the denom of 7 divided by the num of 14 and 7?

Answer 3

either or it doesnt matter

Answer 4

1st because its a square root and 2nd because its closing the equation

Answer 5

\[14+7\sqrt{2}/7+2\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 6

\[14+7\sqrt{2}/7\]

Answer 7

simplify that to \[2\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 8

21 ( sq root) 2/ 9 (sq. root) 2 - thats how i would write it out

Answer 9

the 7 goes to the 2

Answer 10

the answer is \[2\sqrt{2}\], but i didnt know how to get it

Answer 11

i think i figured it out... by dividing the denom(7) by the num(14,7)

Answer 12

was that one two in double parenthesis then it gets multiplied

Answer 13

Is this ur question?
\[\frac{ 14+7\sqrt2 }{ 7 }\]