What is 68−−√ in simplest radical form?

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by Tubbe

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the answer is 2√17

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Dominque answered Jul 29, 2021

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I think you mean
√(68) so I will just simplify that.

√(68)=√(4)*√(17)=2√(17)

answer:
2√(17)

ManJan answered Aug 2, 2021

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