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I'm assuming that you mean: \[\sqrt{28}-\sqrt{63}.\]Is that correct? Is there a perfect square in 28? in 63? If so, factor 28 and/or factor 63, leaving the factors under the radical. what do you get?
no it is not a perfect square
neither are. so would i just leave them under the radical?
leave as is i mean
I asked whether there's a perfect square IN 28. In other words, factor 28 and determine whether either of the factors is a perfect square. Approach 63 in the same way.
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what are the factors of 28? What are the factors of 63?
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