Question

Please give me an example for the following situation as I don't understand it.
- Convert unlike radicals to entire radicals. If the radicals have the same index, the radicands can be compared.

Answer 1

Attached is an example of mixed to entire. Let's look for examples of unlike to entire. Mixed and Entire radicals are new terminology for me. I do recognize unlike radicals.

Answer 2

Examples of unlike radicals.

Answer 3

Now, we need an example of converting unlike radicals to entire radicals.

Answer 4

See what you think about this:

10√3 = √100 * √3 = √ 300 ---> I think this is what the instructions mean.

Answer 5

@GizmoGirl04

Do you have a specific problem to work? If so, post it, and we'll see if we can work it together.

Answer 6

That really helped after I read your explanation and the instruction again. Thank you.