Question

What simplified radical is equivalent to this value?

Answer 1

what value?

Answer 2

\[\sqrt{28}\]

Answer 3

oh 2 sqrt(7)

Answer 4

\[2\]

Answer 5

would it be \[4\sqrt{7}\]

Answer 6

nope 2*2 is 4

Answer 7

\[2\sqrt{7}\] ?

Answer 8

when u take the 4 out of the radical, then you have to square root it

Answer 9

@jessy1289 Hold on.
How much math do you readily know?

Answer 10

lol

Answer 11

@Jenjop Not joking. Trying to help her learn once and for all.

Answer 12

hey don't be picking on @jessy1289 she learned a bunch yesterday
did quite a few by herself

Answer 13

@satellite73 You know me better than that.

Answer 14

steps go like this
\[\sqrt{28}=\sqrt{4\times 7}=\sqrt{4}\times \sqrt{7}=2\sqrt{7}\]

Answer 15

You can break up the square root like so.\[\Large \sqrt {28} = \sqrt { 4 * 7} = \sqrt 4 \sqrt 7\]

Answer 16

lol yeah @\('ralph\) i do

Answer 17

i got it now guys thanks and thank you @satellite73

Answer 18

@jessy1289 All you have to do is know the basic perfect squares: 2 4 9 16 25 etc and pull them out whenever you see them in the square root.

Answer 19

@primeralph
2 is a perfect square?

Answer 20

1 is such a nice perfect square that he listed it twice.

Answer 21

I'm half awake.