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Find the exact value of the radical expression in simplest form. √16y³ - √y³
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Do you know how to reduce radicals?
no
actually maybe I do
Ok try to reduce the radical \[\sqrt{4y^3}\]
tell me what you get
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2y² and 2y Idk if that's right
Not quite...let me show you how i do it...
First if I have a single term under a radical I work on the Coefficient (number part) first. SO say I have \[\sqrt{72}\]
What I do is, I start to factor 72 using the good old fashioned factor tree. If I can factor out perpect squares I do that if I can.
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yes u an if u want or u can go with prime #s
Sure.. I usually do poerfect squares if I see them so I can reduce it quickly bu either way works...
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