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2 years ago

What is the answer in square root

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Viefleur [7K]2 years ago

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Hi!
First of all, we can look and see that these sqaure roots are the same, so it's easy to add.

In square roots, if the number INSIDE the square root is the same, it stays that way for the answer .

So the equation is 9(square root) 5 + 4(square root) 5.
The numbers out the sqaure root can just be added. So 9+4 = 13.

Lastly just attach the sqaure root onto the 13

Final answer should be 13(square root)5

***use the actual symbol in place of (sqaure root)

I hope this helps!

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