What is the simplest form of the radical expression? Thank you!

ChopperCharles asked Dec 18, 2023

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ChopperCharles asked Dec 18, 2023

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We want to find the simplest form for the radical expression;

$3\sqrt[3]{2a}-6\sqrt[3]{2a}$

Since these are in form of common cubes, we can write;

$3\sqrt[3]{2a}-6\sqrt[3]{2a}=-3\sqrt[3]{2a}$

Thus, the final and simplest form is ;

$-3\sqrt[3]{2a}$

RobFos answered Dec 22, 2023

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