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What is the completely reduced radical form of 80
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What is the completely reduced radical form of 80

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The simplest radical form of 80 is 4 square root 5
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Explanation:

Well technically 80 is completely reduced but I think your question is square root 80.

So what is the biggest square that can multiply something to get 80?

Well that would be 16.

4Sqrt5 is the completely reduced radical form of square root 80.

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