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OpenStudy (anonymous):
\[\sqrt{24x^6}\]
OpenStudy (colouringme):
the make it easier, I usually split it -->
\[\sqrt{24} \sqrt{x ^{6}}\]
try to make factorise it.
OpenStudy (colouringme):
soo.. what's the answer?
OpenStudy (colouringme):
because it's not yet finished, you can simplify it even more! :)
OpenStudy (anonymous):
i have no idea how to do this omg
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OpenStudy (colouringme):
okay, factorise 4
OpenStudy (anonymous):
how do you factorise?
OpenStudy (colouringme):
I mean divide, divide with prime numbers
OpenStudy (anonymous):
ohh okay so it's √6 √x^6 ?
OpenStudy (colouringme):
i mean like this, you ignore the roots and x first.
So you're left with 24, then do what i did in the attachment. Pay attention as I only use prime numbers to divide it,
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OpenStudy (colouringme):
So you got \[2^{3} \times 3\]
getting back to the question , put back the roots
Now you have this equation
\[\sqrt{2^{3} \times 3 \times x ^{6}}\]