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How do you add sqr roots?

 

For example, √178 -√8 + √22?

 

I mean, for simplifying them, like how 50 = 5√2

 Dec 8, 2016
edited by Absolutezero  Dec 8, 2016

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figure out the square root then do the equation with the answer

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figure out the square root then do the equation with the answer

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I mean, for simplifying them, like how 50 = 5√2

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for 50 = 5√2 

5*2=10*5=50 

Is this what u needed to know

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oops, no, I meant √50 = 5√2

 

 

Please help me, PLEASE?

 Dec 8, 2016
edited by Absolutezero  Dec 8, 2016
edited by Absolutezero  Dec 8, 2016
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With √50 = 5√2 

You do the 50 

Then you do the 2

Then multiply the answer for the 2 by 5 and the fifty and the five by the square root of 2 is equal to the same thing 

7.071067812

 Dec 8, 2016
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 √178 -√8 + √22  =

 

√ [ 89 *2]  - 2√2  +  √ [2 * 11]  =

 

√89 * √2  - 2√2  + √2 * √11  =

 

√2  [  √89  - 2  + √11 ] 

 

There is no "simplification"  of this, really

 

 

cool cool cool

 Dec 8, 2016

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