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simplify the radical expression
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\[\sqrt{14q} * 2 \sqrt{4q}\]
my guess for the answer is \[4 \sqrt{14q^2}\]
better not to /guess/ :) here you need to make use of the rule:\[\sqrt{a}\times\sqrt{b}=\sqrt{a\times b}\]
in this particular case, you spotted that \(\sqrt{4}=2\) and combined it with the 2 outside the square root to give you the 4 in your /guess/ that is correct
however, notice that you are left with a \(q^2\) inside the square root
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can you see how to simplify it further?
according to what you said.. i think the answer would be \[4q \sqrt{14}\]
perfect! :)
yay!! :D Thanks for you help :)
yw :)
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