Match each simplified form to it's equivalent radical expression. Tiles: 4√3, 3 3√2, 2 3√3, 3√5

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lbvjy [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the following simplified expressions:

4√3, 3 3√2, 2 3√3, 3√5

It's radical equivalent is :

4√3 = √4² * √3 = √16 * √3 = √16*3 = √48

3 3√2 = 3 * √3² * √2 = √9 * √2 = √9*2 = 3√18

2 3√3 = 2 * √3² * √3 = √9 * √3 = √9*3 = 2√27

3√5 = √3² * √5 = √9 * √5 = √9*5 = √45

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