1. What is the simplest form of the radical expression? 4 fourth root of two x+ 6 fourth root of two x (1 point) 10fourth root o
f two x 10 fourth root of four x 20 fourth root of two x not possible to simplify,
1 answer:
Your expression is:
4·⁴√(2x) + 6·⁴<span>√(2x)
As you can see, the radicals are exactly the same: same index, same radicand.
Therefore you can treat it as if it was:
4 apples + 6 apples
which is 10 apples,
or in your case:
10</span>·⁴√(2x)
Hence, the correct answer is option A.
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