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Combine the radicals 4V7 +3V28​

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Answer:

Explanation:


4√(7)+3√(28)=4√(7)+3√(2*2*7)\\\\\\ =4√(7)+3*2√(7)\\\\\\= 4√(7)+6√(7)\\\\\\=(4+6)√(7)\\\\\\ =10√(7)

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Answer:

The answer is


10 √(7)

Explanation:

To solve the radicals make sure that they both have the same radical

That's


4 √(7) + 3 √(28)

Simplify 3√28 in order to combine the radicals

We have


3 √(4 * 7) = 3 * √(4) * √(7)


= 3 * 2 * √(7)


= 6 √(7)

So we now have


4 √(7) + 6 √(7)

Using the rules of surds

That's


x √(a ) + y √(a) = (x + y) √(a)

Simplify the expression

We have


4 √(7) + 6 √(7 ) = (4 + 6) √(7)

We have the final answer as


10 √(7)

Hope this helps you

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