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Simplifying radicals
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Simplifying radicals

Simplifying radicals-example-1
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Answer:9√2

Explanation:

you divide 1134 and 7 in square root and it equals sqrt(162)

Then you simplify by taking out numbers out of the square root.

  • sqrt(162)=9√2
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