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anzhelika
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3 years ago
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What is 5 sqrt (28) + sqrt (63) in simplest radical form?
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masha68
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3 years ago
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5 sqrt 28 + sqrt 63
= 5 sqrt 4 sqrt 7 + sqrt 9 sqrt 7
= 10 sqrt 7 + 3 sqrt 7
= 13 sqrt 7 Answer
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