Question

Simplify the radical expression .. r7 + r3

Answer 1

so what can you factorizing out ?

Answer 2

I'm not familiar with factoring radicals so I have no idea

Answer 3

radical expression ???

where is the radical indice ?

Answer 4

lol \[\sqrt{75} + \sqrt{3}\]

Answer 5

I think that's what it is and what's a radical indice? o.o

Answer 6

yes now from these result that there are squareroot of 75 0n2 of 3

so can you rewrite the radical expression in exponent form ?

Answer 7

uhmm..... -confused-

Answer 8

so the squareroot has ane xponent form so

sqrt(7) = 7^(1/2)

Answer 9

sqrt(25) = ?

Answer 10

Where did 7 and 25 come from? e.O

Answer 11

just for example

Answer 12

And I apologize, I just realized my question is stated incorrectly

Answer 13

this is right

can you answer my example ?

Answer 14

square root of 25 is 5 if that's what you mean

Answer 15

yes

how can you rewriting 75 using 25 ?

Answer 16

like product of

Answer 17

so 75=25*3

Answer 18

this mean that

sqrt75 = sqrt(25*3) = sqrt25 * sqrt3 = ?

Answer 19

= 5sqrt3

Answer 20

\[5\sqrt{3} ?\]

Answer 21

oohh I see

Answer 22

and the result ?

Answer 23

There's another step?? o:

Answer 24

no just assum these

Answer 25

>.<

Answer 26

sqrt75 + sqrt3 = 5sqrt3 +sqrt3 = ?

Answer 27

\[\sqrt{3 + 5} \sqrt{5}\]

Answer 28

no no

Answer 29

dang it

Answer 30

sqrt(x) +sqrt(x) = ?

Answer 31

x? I have no idea

Answer 32

this is just an example

Answer 33

I know.. and I'm failing at it

Answer 34

so a+a= ?

Answer 35

\[a ^{2}\] or a?

Answer 36

no you have confused these all

Answer 37

1+1= ?

Answer 38

lmaooo omg

Answer 39

2

Answer 40

so than a+a= ?

Answer 41

2a....?

Answer 42

yes

hurry up

Answer 43

and now sqrta +sqrta = ?

Answer 44

2sqrta?

Answer 45

yeahhh

Answer 46

so than 5sqrt3 + sqr3 = ?

Answer 47

\[6\sqrt{6}\] ... or \[6 \sqrt{3+3}\]

Answer 48

why ????

2sqrta + 3sqrta = ?

Answer 49

xD I suck....! pffft uhmmm 5sqrta

Answer 50

yes so than

5sqrt3 + sqrt3 = ?

Answer 51

See... that confuses me... there's nothing in front of the sqrt3 so is it 1 or 0? and am I supposed to add the sqrt3's together or what?

Answer 52

yes

5sqrt3 + 1sqrt3 =

Answer 53

6sqrt3 ?

Answer 54

yes so thia will be the right answer

Answer 55

ok ?

Answer 56

OMGEE THANK YOU ! ughhhhhh that took a lifetime, thank you so much for enduring this with me >.<

Answer 57

was my pleasure

good luck

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