Question

Simplify.

Answer 1

\[5\sqrt{7} + 12\sqrt{6} - 10\sqrt{7} - 5\sqrt{6}\]

Answer 2

combine like terms so do 5√7-10√7 and do 12√6-5√6

Answer 3

Combine the like terms

Answer 4

im still confused
do i add 7 6 7 6

Answer 5

no so you do 5-10 first

Answer 6

You add the ones that have the same sqrt roots at the end

Answer 7

okay after 5 - 10 i subtract -5 from 7.?

Answer 8

no so doing that you get-5√7

Answer 9

whats under the square root doesn't change

Answer 10

all i see are question marks when u type

Answer 11

try refreshing the page, it should fix that

Answer 12

Okay i did

Answer 13

now subtract 5 - 10 which is -5

Answer 14

that -5 is now infront of the first square root 7.?

Answer 15

we already did that, so you got -5√7 and now have to do 12√6-5√6

Answer 16

so 12 - 5?

Answer 17

lol I see what he is talking about with the question marks it is hard to read

Answer 18

correct

Answer 19

so now its 7 square root of 6

Answer 20

correct, so you get -5√7+7√6

Answer 21

so -5 + 7 .?

Answer 22

no, you cant simplify it any further, you have to leave it as -5√7+7√6

Answer 23

so thats the answer.?

Answer 24

yes, or you can write it as 7√6-5√7

Answer 25

Thank you so much!! Sorry for not getting it quicker! Again thanks a lot!

Answer 26

no problem!(:

Answer 27

Could i just ask one more?