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OpenStudy (anonymous):

4 square root of 2 plus 7 square root of 2 minus 3 square root of 2

OpenStudy (anonymous):

because they all have square roots of 2 you can just do the numbers, Eg: 4+7-3 then place the square root ontop. Sorry I'm not that good at explaining

OpenStudy (anonymous):

An example would be 3 square root of 2 plus 4 square root of 2 minus 1 square root of 2. This would end up 3+4-2. Which equals 5. All you have to do is add the square root of 2. It would be like this 5^2. Hope this helps :)

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