What is the exact value of the expression 3the square root of 11. + the square root of 6. - 9the square root of 11.? -5the square root of 17. -6the square root of 11. + the square root of 6. -3the square root of 11. + the square root of 6. -5the square root of 6.
is it\[3\sqrt{11} + \sqrt{6} - 9\sqrt{11}?\]
Yeah
@Crixpack
Tell me what you think about it so I can help you out
I'm confused about it all on this one
I'm gonna help you out a but and rearrange them like this: \[3\sqrt{11} - 9\sqrt{11} +\sqrt{6}\] Do you see any way this can be simplified?
Not really
\[\sqrt{11}\] is just a number, think of it like x, so the first two terms are basically 3x - 9x, so what does that give us
-6 @Crixpack
not just -6, -6 what
-6x
now what?
right, now for our equation its not x, but \[\sqrt{11}\]
so what do we have
do you want me to find the square root of 11?
no
what do you want me to do now?
I just want you to simplify the equation and keep the roots as they are
\[(3\sqrt{11} - 9\sqrt{11}) +\sqrt{6}\] just simplify the part in the brackets, and keep it in terms of \[\sqrt{11}\]
so is the answer B?
Indeed it is
Awesome! Thanks for helping me figure it out!
No problem :)
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