5√(37) + √(98) - 3√(147)

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Hello!

$\bf 5 √(37) + √(98) - 3 √(147)$

$\bf 5 √(37) + 7 √(2) - 21 √(3)$

I removed the factors from under the radical.

Good luck! :)

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