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simplify the radical expression
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128
128
sorry hold on
\[\sqrt{128}?\]
|dw:1374465607687:dw|
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lol yes thanks
well lets look for a perfect square root that will go into 128! im going to try 16 so we want to split 128 into 16 * 8|dw:1374466682863:dw| we know 16 is a perfect square and its 4 because 4*4=16 but 8 we can fit one more perfect square into it 4! so lets split 8 into 4*2|dw:1374466761162:dw| now that we have this all we need to do is combine like terms! \[4*2\sqrt{2} = 8\sqrt{2}\]
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