Question

How do you simplify this?

Answer 1

\[\sqrt{125}\]

Answer 2

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Answer 3

$$5\sqrt{5}$$

Answer 4

you asked this same question samuel

Answer 5

whats your teamwork at?

Answer 6

52 -.-

Answer 7

did it increases?

Answer 8

by 2
but seriously how do u solve tht

Answer 9

$$125=5^3=5^2\times5$$

Answer 10

$$\sqrt{5^2\times5}=\sqrt{5^2}\sqrt{5}=5\sqrt5$$

Answer 11

ohhh thx

Answer 12

The key is to factor out the integer inside the root, and then use the completely multiplictive property of $$\sqrt{x}$$