Question

Simplify:

Answer 1

12 sqrt(2) sqrt(x^3) sqrt(x^4)

Answer 2

remember that square root you can factor one ONE term per pair.
so you have \(\sqrt{6x^3} = \sqrt{6 x^2 \times x}\) you have a pair so u can factor one of them out.

Answer 3

ok:)

Answer 4

same with the other side \(\sqrt{18x^4} = \sqrt{9 \times 2 \times x^2 \times x^2}\) so factor out the pair of 3's and the 2 x's from that.

Answer 5

\(3x^2\sqrt{2}\)

Answer 6

thats not the answer

Answer 7

I know that's not the answer! I'm telling you how to get the answer so you know what you're doing.

Answer 8

oh

Answer 9

dont b mad:((