4(5 square root x^2y) + 3(5 square root x^2y

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Answer: 7(5square root x^2y)

Explanation:

By Factorisation

4(5
$\sqrt{ x^2y$ )+ 3(5
$\sqrt{ x^2y$ )= 4+3(5
$\sqrt{ x^2y$ ) = 7(5
$\sqrt{ x^2y$ )

Owen Chen answered Nov 11, 2022

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Answer:

7(5sqrt ^2y)

Explanation:

Tsatiz answered Nov 14, 2022

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