How do you remove all perfect squares from inside the square root - 108

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Answer:

6dquare 2

Explanation:

The square root of 108 in radical form is 6√(3). In general, to find √(a) in radical form, when a is not a perfect square, we use the.

Paul Young answered Apr 24, 2021

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