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I need help solving this radical equation with box or foil method​

I need help solving this radical equation with box or foil method​-example-1
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Answer:


(3√(3) -2√(2))^2=35-12√(6)

Explanation:

Using the FOIL method:


F+O+I+L

Simplify the expression by squaring:


(3√(3)-2√(2) )(3√(3)-2√(2))

Now we can use the Foil method:

First, Outside, Inside, Last

Multiply the first terms within each grouping:


3√(3)*3√(3) \\\\3*3√(3*3) \\\\9√(9) \\\\9*3\\\\27

Insert as the first term:


27+O+I+L

Now multiply the outside terms in each grouping:


3√(3) *(-2√(2))\\\\-3*2√(3*2) \\\\-6√(6)

Insert as the next term:


27-6√(6) +I+L

Now multiply the inside terms:


-2√(2) *3√(3) \\\\-2*3√(2*3) \\\\-6√(6)

Insert as the third term:


27-6√(6) -6√(6)+L

Now multiply the last terms in the grouping:


-2√(2) *(-2√(2) )\\\\-2*(-2)√(2*2)\\\\ 4√(4)\\\\4*2\\\\8

Insert as the last term:


27-6√(6) -6√(6)+8

Simplify by combining like terms:


27+8-6√(6) -6√(6)\\\\35-12√(6)

:Done

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