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Hey! Can I get some help with this?

Hey! Can I get some help with this?-example-1

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Answer: A 27√2

Explanation:

You first need to simplify the roots

3√50+4√18

=
3√(2*25) +4√(9*2) break up what is under the root into factors of 50 and 18, make perfect squares is best.

For the first term, You can take the √25 =5 so 5 comes out and is multiplied by the 3 but the 2 stays unders the root

For the second term, you can take √9 =3 so 3 comes out and is multipled by the 4 but the 2 stays under the root.

=5*3√2 +4*3√2

=15√2 +12√2 now they are same terms so you can add

=27√2

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