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hi there i need help with this radical question
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how radical is it?
\[\sqrt{8}+\sqrt{18}=\]
square root of 26? i guess or 4 square root 5
if youre not sure then you shouldn't answer.
Thats kind of rude, I was only trying to help..
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no. most definitely not square root of 26.
Simplify both radicals first. \[\sqrt{8}+\sqrt{18} = 2\sqrt{2}+3\sqrt{2}\]
and the answer has revealed itself :)
Not really. Just stating the facts Balllop. I mean it wouldn't make sense if you're giving me an answer you're not sure about.Its a waste of time.
That's what I had heyaa I figured that the book had a typo and just wanted to make sure so thank you.
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