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Please help solve this problem-example-1
User Hoggar
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Answer:

The correct answer is option B. 2√2

Explanation:

It is given an expression, 3√2 - √2

Simplify the expression

The expression is 3√2 - √2

3√2 - √2 = √2(3 - 1) ( taking √2 as common)

= √2 x 2

= 2√2

Therefore the simplified form of given expression(3√2 - √2) is 2√2

The correct answer is option B. 2√2

User Arun Prakash
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Answer: OPTION B.

Explanation:

The number that are inside of the square root are called "radicands".

To subtract the expressions shown in the image attached, the radicands must be the same.

As you can see, both are equal, therefore, you can subtract the numbers that are in front of the square roots.

Then, you obtain the following result:


3√(2)-√(2)=(3-1)√(2)=2√(2)

The answer is the option B.

User Marek Kwiendacz
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