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kenzie126:

Simplify 4 square root of 2 end root plus 7 square root of 2 end root minus 3 square root of 2 . A- 2 square root of 8 B- 8 square root of 2 C- 8 square root of 6 D- 6 square root of 8

snowflake0531:

\[4 \sqrt2 + 7 \sqrt2 -3\sqrt2\] Yes?

kenzie126:

huh

snowflake0531:

Since under the square root they are all sqrt2 You can just ignore that for now, anddo 4+7-2 And then add the sqrt2 at the end

snowflake0531:

So, what do you get?

kenzie126:

i have no clue

snowflake0531:

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @snowflake0531 Since under the square root they are all sqrt2 You can just ignore that for now, anddo 4+7-2 And then add the sqrt2 at the end \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) What is 4+7-2

kenzie126:

9 ?

snowflake0531:

Shoot, I meant 4+7-3

kenzie126:

8?

snowflake0531:

So 8 sqrt2 When the thing under the square root is the same, you can just add/subtract/multiply/divide the number that is in front

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