Combine these radicals -√(5) - 3√(5) \\A: -4√(10) \\B: -4√(5) \\C: -2√(10) \\D: -2√(5)

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Combine these radicals

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$√(5) - 3√(5) \\A: -4√(10) \\B: -4√(5) \\C: -2√(10) \\D: -2√(5)$

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Answer:

D is the correct answer.

Explanation:

√(5) - 3 √(5) = - 2 √(5)

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