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Combine the radicals
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Combine the radicals

Combine the radicals-example-1
User Jameelah
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Answer:

3√2

Explanation:

factor √18= √2*3*3

3√2

User Hongkun Wang
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Answer:


3√(2)

Explanation:

We have
√(18) but we know that 18 is equal to 9 multiply by 2 then:


√(18)=√(9\cdot 2)=√(9)\cdot√(2)=3√(2)

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