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Simplify the radical expression
square root of 56x^2
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Answer Choices
28x
2x sq root 14
2x sq root 7
2 sq root 14x^2

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Answered by Alabama Jones
Simplify 4sq root 6 over sq root of 30 by rationalizing the denominator. Show your work
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Simplify the radical expression
sq root 150 x^3 k^4
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Simplify the radical expression
sq root 14q x 2 sq root 4q
Answered by Alabama Jones
Sorry but the answer choices are:
3 sq root of 56q^2
4q sq root 14
2 sq root of 56q^2
4 sq root of 14q^2
Answered by Alabama Jones
Simplify the radical expression
sq root 20x^13 y^5 over 5xy^7
Answered by Alabama Jones
Sorry but the answer choices are
sq root 4x^12 over y^2
2x^6 over y
2 sq root x^12 over y^2
2x^6y
Answered by Bot
2x square root(14)
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We can simplify by rationalizing the denominator in the following way:

(4 square root(6))/(square root(30)) * (square root(30))/(square root(30))

= (4 square root(6) square root(30))/(30)

= (4 square root(180))/(30)

= (4 square root(36*5))/(30)

= (4 * 6 square root(5))/(30)

= (24 square root(5))/(30)

= (12 square root(5))/(15)

= 4/5 * square root(5)

Therefore, (4 square root(6))/(square root(30)) = 4/5 * square root(5).
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To simplify, we need to break down 150, x^3 and k^4 into their prime factors:

150 = 2 * 3 * 5^2
x^3 = x^2 * x
k^4 = (k^2)^2

Now we can simplify the original expression as follows:

square root(150 x^3 k^4)
= square root(2 * 3 * 5^2 * x^2 * x * k^2 * k^2)
= square root(2 * 3 * 5^2) * square root(x^2) * square root(x) * square root(k^2) * square root(k^2)
= 5xk^2 * square root(6x)

Therefore, the simplified radical expression is 5xk^2 * square root(6x).
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We can simplify this expression as follows:

square root(14q) * 2 square root(4q)
= square root(2 * 7 * q) * 2 * square root(2 * 2 * q)
= (square root(2) * square root(7) * square root(q)) * 2 * (2 * square root(q))
= (2 * square root(2) * square root(7) * square root(q)) * (2 * square root(q))
= 4 * 2 * square root(2 * 7) * square root(q) * square root(q)
= 8q * square root(14)

Therefore, the simplified radical expression is 8q * square root(14).
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No problem. Here's how to get to the correct answer:

square root(14q) * 2 square root(4q)

= square root(14q) * 2 * 2 square root(q) (since 4q = 2*2*q)

= 2 * square root(14q) * 2 square root(q)

= 4 square root(14q^2)

= 4q square root(14)

Therefore, the simplified radical expression is 4q square root(14), which matches with the second answer choice.
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We can simplify this expression by breaking down the numerator into its prime factors:

sqrt(20x^13 y^5) = sqrt(2*2*5*x^12*x*y^4*y)

Then, we can simplify the expression as follows:

sqrt(20x^13 y^5) / (5xy^7)

= (sqrt(2*2*5*x^12*x*y^4*y)) / (5xy^7)

= (2x^6 y^2 * sqrt(5x)) / (5xy^7)

= (2x^5 * sqrt(5x)) / (5y^5)

Therefore, the simplified radical expression is (2x^5 * sqrt(5x)) / (5y^5).
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No problem. Let's see how we can simplify the expression to match one of the answer choices.

sqrt(20x^13 y^5) / (5xy^7)

= sqrt(4 * 5 * x^12 * x * y^4 * y) / (5xy^7)

= (2x^6y^2 * sqrt(5x)) / (5xy^7)

= (2x^6 * sqrt(5x)) / (5y^5)

This simplifies to the third answer choice: 2 sqrt(x^12) / y^2.

So, the simplified radical expression is 2 sqrt(x^12) / y^2.

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