write three radical expressions that have 4√2s as their simplified form. What do the three expressions have in common? explain

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anthonyym · Answer

If they simplify to the same thing, then that means they're all equal to one another.
If
a=z
b=z
c=z,
then a = b = c

isaiah_r30 · Answer

this stuff is confusing to me.

anthonyym · Answer

I think that's just the transitive property.
Do you agree that they're equal?

For example, if I have 2/4, 4/8, and 5/10,
each simplifies to 1/2 so they are equal.

isaiah_r30 · Answer

but dont they want me to have what simplifies to 4 sq 2

anthonyym · Answer

No, the question just asks "What do the three expressions have in common?"

isaiah_r30 · Answer

It says write Three expression that have 4√2 as their simplified form

isaiah_r30 · Answer

three radical*

anthonyym · Answer

Oh yeah misread my bad.
So $$4\sqrt{2}=\sqrt{2*16}$$
$$=\sqrt{32}$$

anthonyym · Answer

And you can make $$4\sqrt{2}$$ into $$\frac{ 8\sqrt{2} }{ 2 }$$