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asked Apr 16, 2016 28.6k views

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Square root of 3x*135x

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√(3x × 135x)
√405x²
√(81 × x² × 5)
√81 √x² √5
9x √5

Julio CamPlaz answered Apr 17, 2016

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20.12461179749811X that is what i got but it is kinda long

Kevingallagher answered Apr 20, 2016

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