2 years ago

Unit 6: Radical Functions

Mathematics

1 answer:

lesya [120]2 years ago

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Answer:

See below ↓↓↓↓

Step-by-step explanation:

[5∛32x³y⁴] - [3xy³√4y]
[5*2*x*y ∛4y] - [3xy³*2 √y]
10xy∛4y - 6xy³√y
2xy [5∛4y - 3y²√y]

15√2 * -2√20
-30√40
-30*2√10
-60√10

4³√-9 * 7³√48
4³*3√-1 * 7³*4√3
263424√-3
263424i√3 [i is the complex number for √-1]

$3\sqrt{18w^{7} } *10\sqrt{4w^{9} }$
30√72w¹⁶
30*6*w⁸√2
180w⁸√2

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