How do you break down and simplify 3 √28

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How do you break down and simplify

3 √28

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Start by breaking up the 28. That would get you radical4 and radical7.
That would equal 2 radical7. Multiply 2 times the 3 out front. 6 radical7 is the final answer.

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Well, try to break 28 into a product of primes, and go from there

Manuel Mannhardt answered Jun 23, 2018

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