simplify (^x+^3)(^x+^27)
makes no sense
whats '^x' ?
sorry. I guess I need to be more specific. simplify (square root of x+square root of 3)(square root of x+square root of 27)
\[(\sqrt{x} + \sqrt{3}) (\sqrt{x}+3\sqrt{3})\] just FOIL
@mathhelp7 are you getting it?
no. pls show me through.
(a + b ) ( c + d ) = ac + ad + bc + bd
so is this the answer? (x √ +3 √ )(x √ +3 √3
no use the formula I posted above and simplify.
what @Asad0000 means: a = √x b = √3 c = √x d = 3 √3 plug this stuff into the formula he posted above.
Oh ok. thank you so much!!!
can you help me with 2 more problems pls?
What is the simplest form of the radical expression? √ 2 √ + √5 divide by √3 - √5
Add 3 divided by 2 +√ 2 + 3 divided by 2 - √5
multiply by the conjugate of denominator for all if (a+b). then conjugate is (a-b)
would you pls show work? I'd appreciate it.
do u not get it? cuz if u do, i'd like to see your work (even if you're not sure)
√ 2 √ + √5 divide by √3 - √5 ^ is that other √ just a typo?
sorry. Yes it was a typo. Add 3 divided by 2 +√ 5 + 3 divided by 2 - √5
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Im doing two different questions. 1.) What is the simplest form of the radical expression? √ 2 + √5 divide by √2 - √5 2.) Add 3 divided by 2 +√ 5 + 3 divided by 2 - √5
okay lemme start u off the first one... |dw:1356908047203:dw| can u try it
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