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Hey!
First, we have to break 32 into its primes.
Since we don't want an odd number, we can split it into two.
Since we want to remove one of the square roots, we have to do something like this:
We would be left with,
Simplify the exponent.
This tells us that the square root of 32 can be simplified.
Thanks!
-TetraFish
First, we have to break 32 into its primes.
Since we don't want an odd number, we can split it into two.
Since we want to remove one of the square roots, we have to do something like this:
We would be left with,
Simplify the exponent.
This tells us that the square root of 32 can be simplified.
Thanks!
-TetraFish