For problems 1–5, simplify the expression. Answers written in decimal form will not be accepted. Each of these problems is worth 1 point.

"v/" is a radical by the way
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1.v/96
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2. 8 v/63x^5
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3. v/128x^5y^2
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4. ^3v/32
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5. ^3v/56x^14
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Question

For problems 1–5, simplify the expression. Answers written in decimal form will not be accepted. Each of these problems is worth 1 point.

"v/" is a radical by the way
       ___
1.v/96
           ______
2. 8 v/63x^5
        ___________
3. v/128x^5y^2
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4. ^3v/32
            ________
5. ^3v/56x^14 
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karatechopper · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Break them down so that you have something inside the radical that you can simplify. For example:

$$\sqrt{96} = \sqrt{16\times6} = \sqrt{16}\times \sqrt{6} = 4 \sqrt{6}$$

poopsiedoodle · Answer

I already have that one, but the ones with the exponents on the outside and the variables are confusing the poopy out of me.