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Answer 1

remeber for square roots, you factor out by pairs. So if you have \(\large \sqrt{a^3}= \sqrt{a \times a \times a }\) then that means you factor out an a, so you get: \(a\sqrt{a}\)
that explains number 1. can you try the others

Answer 2

I am confused

Answer 3

Do you see number one? Well, 125 is the same time as \(\large 5^3= 5\times 5 \times 5\) and i told you that you factor out by pairs. So you get \(\large 5\sqrt{5}\) as your answer. It might also help if you followed this tree-like method so you know how many pairs you take out.

Answer 4

Ohhh i get it . I dont know itf ill be able to do the others but i can try

Answer 5

and you know \(A \times A = A^2\) SO YOU GET \(A^2\sqrt{A}\) does that make sense?