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What is 528−−√+63−−√528+63 in simplest radical form?

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Answer:


13√(7)

Explanation:


5√(28) +√(63)

To simplify the given expression we simplify each radical


5√(28) = 5√(4*7) = 5*2√(7) =10√(7)


√(63) = √(9*7) =3√(7)


5√(28) +√(63)


10√(7)+3√(7)


13√(7)

User Josh Part
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Answer:
13√(7)

Explanation:

In the simple radical form there are no square root is remain to find.

Since, the given expression,


5√(28) + √(63)


5√(4* 7) + √(9* 7)


5√(4) * √(7) + √(9)* √(7)


5* 2 * √(7) + 3* √(7)


10 √(7) + 3√(7)


(10 + 3)√(7)


13√(7)

Since, we do not need to find further square root of 7.

Thus, the required radical form of
5√(28) + √(63) is
13√(7).

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