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Simplify radicals on the square root of 56
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Simplify radicals on the square root of 56

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Answer:

4
√(14)

Explanation:

Using the rule of radicals


√(a) ×
√(b) ⇔
√(ab)

Given


√(56)

=
√(4(14))

=
√(4) ×
√(14)

= 2
√(14)

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