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Simplify the radical expression -2√2p*2√22

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Answer:

Simplest form = -4√44p

Explanation:

● -2√2p × 2√22

⇒ (-2)(2)(√2p)(√22)

⇒ -4√44p ...Answer...

hope that helps...

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