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2 years ago

Square root of 192 simplified

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You must factoring the number 192, you will get 192=2^6*3, so you have square root(2^6*3)=2^(6/2)*root(3) applying enhancing property.
Solve the exponent and you get =2^3*root(3)= 8*root(3)

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