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Simplify the radical. the square root of 90
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First, recognize that 90 is a composite number. So, one approach is to convert 90 into a product of its prime factors. At that point, if any of the prime factors are the same, you have the opportunity to simplify the radical, e.g., sqrt(4) = sqrt(2 * 2) = 2.
sooo now what
what would be the product of converting 90
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