Yes, they can be added and simplified further. 2√3 + 5√3 = 7√3 .
Take √3 as common factor:
2√3 + 5√3
(2 + 5)√3
7√3
The two irrational numbers sums to form another irrational number 7√3 . In decimals that is 12.12435...
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26,460 cans of soda
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First times 9 and 5 together then times 7 with it then times 14 then times 6 and you should end up with 26,460