Question

please help

Answer 1

\[2\sqrt{7x }+ \sqrt{7x}-3\sqrt{7x} ^{-7}\]

Answer 2

just combine the like terms for the first two, I forget how to do the rest.

Answer 3

\[that would be 3\sqrt{7x}\]

Answer 4

Yes.

Answer 5

then what i subtract the 2 and -3

Answer 6

I forget how to do the rest, I'm an eighth grader taking 10th grade math..lol

Answer 7

Actually, you can't because \( \sqrt{7} \neq \sqrt{7}^{-7} \)

Answer 8

im in 9th doing algebra 2 but i never took alg 1

Answer 9

so the answer is just like -7

Answer 10

\( 3\sqrt7 - 3\sqrt7^{-7} \) is in the simplest form, if this is what you want.

Answer 11

O yes

Answer 12

thanks you guys and girls

Answer 13

Glad we helped.