help me please!! what is the product of the radical expression? (7- sqr root 2)(8+ sqr root 2) a. 13+15 sqr root 2 b. 54- sqr root 2 d. 54+56 sqr root 2
You know something about foil method?
no
\[(7-\sqrt{2})(8+\sqrt{2})\]
Perfect. Never learn it. Just learn to multiply and remember the distributive property. \((7- \sqrt{2})(8+ \sqrt{2})\) Using the distributive property, we have: \(7\cdot(8+ \sqrt{2}) - \sqrt{2}\cdot(8+ \sqrt{2})\) Using the distributive property, we have: \(7\cdot 8 + 7\cdot\sqrt{2} - \sqrt{2}\cdot 8 - \sqrt{2}\cdot\sqrt{2})\) Multiply all the pieces and see where you can simplify it!
\[56+7\sqrt{2}-8\sqrt{2}-2\]
\[54+\sqrt{2}(7-8)\]
\[54-\sqrt{2}\]
We're just applying same approach. Anway it will lead to 54 - sqrt(2)
thank you can you help me with some other problems as well?
yup sure..i will try
Of course,.:)
what is the simplest form of the expression? sqr root 6x^8y^9/ sqr root 5x^2y^4
But you better make it as anew post. :))
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