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D =(√3−(−2√3))2+(−√2−5√2)2

User Jon Hargett
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Answer:

d = 6(√3 - 2√2)

Explanation:

d = (√3 - (-2 √3) * 2 + (-√2 - 5√2) * 2

d = (√3 + 2√3) * 2 + (-√2 - 5√2) * 2

d = 3√3 * 2 + (-6√2) * 2

d = 6√3 + (-12√2)

d = 6√3 - 12√2

d = 6(√3 - 2√2)

User Zhangyangyu
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Answer:

99

Explanation:

(√3−(−2√3))^2+(−√2−5√2)^2

Subtracting a negative is like adding

(√3+(2√3))^2+(−√2−5√2)^2

Taking the first term

(√3+(2√3))(√3+(2√3))

sqrt(3)^2 +2 sqrt(3) * sqrt(3) +2 sqrt(3) * sqrt(3) + (2 sqrt(3))^2

3 + 2 *3 + 2*3 + 4*3

3 +6+6+12

27

Second term

(−√2−5√2)(−√2−5√2)

-sqrt(2)*-sqrt(2) -sqrt(2)*-5sqrt(2) -sqrt(2)*-5sqrt(2) -5sqrt(2)*(-5sqrt(2))

2 +5*2 +5(2) +25(2)

2+10+10+50

72

Add the two terms together

27+72

99

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