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Please check my work? Can the expression s sqrt(3) + sqrt(27s^5) + 9 sqrt(3s) be simplified into an expression with fewer terms? Explain and simplify, if possible.
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No, the expression can not be simplified into fewer terms. Once the expression is simplified, none of the terms are like terms. This means that they can not be added together to create fewer terms. s sqrt(3) + sqrt(27s^5) + 9 sqrt(3s) s sqrt(3) + 3 sqrt(s^5) + 9 sqrt(3s) s sqrt(3) + 3s^2 sqrt(3s) + 9 sqrt(3s)
s√3 + √27s^5 + 9 √3s
is that correct?..
the number of terms cant change here
well it can but not go less
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@shamil98 yeah, that's correct.
Yeah, your explanation is correct @tswar it cannot be simplified into fewer terms
Okay, thank you!
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