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Answer:


12√(7)

Explanation:

First, try to find any perfect squares in this. 9 is a perfect square, and 252/9 is 28.


√(9 * 28)

Now that we have this broken out, we can take the square root of 9 and take it outside the radical.


3√(28)

Are there any other perfect squares? 4 is a perfect square, and 28/4 is 7, so repeat the same step but with 4.


3√(4 * 7)

Then take the square root of 4 out of the radical and multiply it with the other number, 3.


3 * 4√(7)


12√(7)

This is your answer.

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