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31to42 pls someone help me whats the ans.

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I will tell you how to solve the first one, and then you have to try to do the rest of them by yourself. :) because doing math is also a process of learning.

31. \sqrt{6}(\sqrt{2}+\sqrt{6})
=\sqrt{12}+6 distribute and simplify
=2\sqrt{3}+6 take a 2 out, and you get the answer.

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