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Simplifying non-perfect square roots √(48)

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Simplifying non-perfect square roots
√(48)

√(48)

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4√3 16 times 3 equals 48 and 16 is a perfect square(4) take out 4 and you’re left with 3 inside the radical

Ndugger answered Nov 20, 2021

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