BlueFire28

In order to simplify the radical you must break the radicand up into a product of known factors.

\(\sqrt{52}\)

\(\sqrt{4*13}\)

\(2\sqrt{13}\)

\(\sqrt{5/3} = 1.2909944487358056\)

Do you have any other instruction on what you must do? I'm not exactly sure what that question is asking.

Oh is that how you do it when i dosnt equal one i thought you had to go by 8ths. that explains a lot thank you so much

n+7+n+2n-12+3n+4  Solve for n? or symplfy?

commutative property of addition states that you can rearrage the problem

n+n+3n+2n-12+7+4

Combine like terms 

7n-23 If you were symplying you would stop here.

If not you solve for n

7n-23=0

7n=23

n=23/7

hope this helps!! :D

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\(3\sqrt{2}*\sqrt{8}=12\)

-24/8 = -3

\(8\frac{1}{2}+4\frac{5}{8}+5\frac{4}{6}+9\frac{1}{3}=\frac{225}{8}\)

Oh right I guess because the sequence was adding 6 I put a + sign. thank you for ur help!