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Answer 1

Can the expression s times the square root of the quantity 64 times s cubed. + 2stthe square root of s. + 8the square root of the quantity 2 times s. be simplified into an expression with fewer terms? Explain and simplify, if possible.

Answer 2

im going to draw it

Answer 3

hi!!

Answer 4

the equation tool, it is much easier

Answer 5

ok i will use that then

Answer 6

\[s \sqrt{64s^3} + 2s \sqrt{s}+8\sqrt{2s}\]

Answer 7

ok good

Answer 8

you got a bunch of stuff you can do
first off \(\sqrt{64}=8\)

Answer 9

adn \[\sqrt{s^3}=s\sqrt{s}\]

Answer 10

that makes sense so far

Answer 11

that means you can start with
\[8s^2\sqrt{s}+2s\sqrt{s}+8\sqrt{2s}\]

Answer 12

after that i am not sure what there is left to do

Answer 13

same..

Answer 14

you could write it as
\[(8s^2+2s)\sqrt{s}+8\sqrt{2x}\] for example

Answer 15

but that is not really any simpler than what you had before it

Answer 16

Thanks for the help (: I appreciate it