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Square root 3 (5 square root 2 + 4 square root 3) Expand and simplify if possible

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1 answer:

34kurt4 years ago

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Im assuming it to mean square root of 3

= 5 sqrt6 + 4*3
= 12 + 5 sqrt6

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