Combine these radicals. -6√100+√36

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Combine these radicals. -6√100+√36

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The answer is -54. It's simple if you think about it a little bit harder.

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AweSIM answered Jul 1, 2021

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Answer:

-54

Explanation:

$-6√(100)+√(36) \\$

Here
√(100) =10 &
√(36) =6

So,

-6*10 + 6=-60+6=-54

Stanimir Dimitrov answered Jul 5, 2021

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