Question

Which statement below best applies to the following expression?
3(√15)+4(^3√15)
A.
the two terms cannot be combined because the radicands are not identical
B.
the two terms cannot be combined because the indices are not identical
C.
the two terms cannot be combined because the coefficients are not identical
D.
the two terms may be combined

Answer 1

@amorfide help please

Answer 2

I'll answer yours if you answer mine

Answer 3

lol is it an online class??

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

I'll send the question

Answer 6

alright

Answer 7

I answered your questions, but you didn't like the answer, so leave me alone

Answer 8

plus, this question is actually answerable

Answer 9

if your not gonna help then leave

Answer 10

I sent you the answer

Answer 11

Its A

Answer 12

its not

Answer 13

YES IT IS

Answer 14

prove it

Answer 15

@templeguy you googling the answer is not helping and you are not supposed to give the answer you help the person figure out the answer.

Answer 16

That's funny, because if I remember, you were asking people to give you an answer in your problem

Answer 17

i asked you to explain to me how to get the answer you know what step do i do first i didnt ask for a direct answer

Answer 18

I blocked you anyway

Answer 19

i reported you twice

Answer 20

If you simplify it I hope the answer will become more apparent....