Question

Can i have some help with this?
√75 + √3

Answer 1

does it help to know that \(75=25\times 3\)?

Answer 2

use the website mathway!

Answer 3

so \[\sqrt{75}=\sqrt{25\times 3}=\sqrt{25}\times \sqrt3\]

Answer 4

you can enter in the equation and it gives you the answer

Answer 5

you end up with
\[5\sqrt3+\sqrt3\] combine like terms to finish

Answer 6

Thanks @ihenandezzi but i'm trying to learn how to do the problem, besides i have the link :)

Answer 7

@satellite73 wouldn't the like term make 6 or do i just write it out and don't add them?

Answer 8

Anyone?

Answer 9

ok, we got to the point of \(5\sqrt{3}+\sqrt{3}\).

Answer 10

Do you know what is 5x+x ?

Answer 11

7?

Answer 12

5x+x=5x+1x=6x
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Answer 13

is that correct?

Answer 14

Yeah

Answer 15

yes, 5x+x=6x

Answer 16

5x+x=6x

and same way, it follows that
5√3 + √3 = ?

Answer 17

5√6

Answer 18

no

Answer 19

you are not adding inside the square root

Answer 20

So i don't add the 3's

Answer 21

you are adding the "square-root-of-3" five times, PLUS "square-root-of-3" one time.

Answer 22

isn't it \[5\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 23

\(5\sqrt{3}+\sqrt{3}=5\sqrt{3}+1\sqrt{3}=?\)

Answer 24

I don't know. guessing 2?

Answer 25

5+1=?

Answer 26

6

Answer 27

5a+1a=?

Answer 28

6a

Answer 29

5(something) + 1(something) = ?

Answer 30

Depends on the something.

Answer 31

6(something)

Answer 32

5(something) + 1(something) = 6(something)

(as long as we are talking about the same something)

Answer 33

5√3 + 1√3 = ?

Answer 34

Think i said 6..

Answer 35

5√3 + 1√3 = 6 ?

Answer 36

5√6

Answer 37

1√3

Answer 38

5 + 1 = 6
5x + 1x = 6x
5 bees + 1 bee = 6 bees
5a + 1a = 6a
5√3 + 1√3 = 6√3

compare these

Answer 39

6√6

Answer 40

why?

Answer 41

3+3 5+1 6,6

Answer 42

you are adding the number of times of which you have a √3.
you have five square roots of 3, and then you add one more square root of 3.

how many square roots of 3 do you have together?

Answer 43

6<---

Answer 44

yes, so
5√3 + 1√3 = ?

Answer 45

Do we add the 3's?

Answer 46

if so that would be 6√6

Answer 47

we don't add the square root inside, just 5√3+1√3=(5+1)√3 = 6√

Answer 48

6√3

Answer 49

Okay.