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3 √ 7 + √ 7 can someone elaborate this for me

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Answer:

The answer is 4 \sqrt{7}.

Explanation:

The formula is a\sqrt{x} + b\sqrt{x} = (a+b)\sqrt{x}, but if you don't understand it, here's an easier way to think about it.

You can think of \sqrt{7} as x (or any other variable). Now, the equation is 3x + x. If you've ever done algebra, (you probably have if square roots popped up on your homework) you know that this equals to 4x. Now, replace the x with \sqrt{7}, because we already decided that those two were equal. Therefore, the answer is

4 \sqrt{7}.

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Answer:

9.3

Explanation:

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