Asked by dan
I'm stuck on this one problem. The directions say:
Solve the following leaving the sq. rt. in it's simplest form:
sq.rt of 33+ sq.rt of 96 - sq.rt of 3 =
I think it can't be simplifed---am I correct? (the directions did say that some of the problems can't be simplified).
Solve the following leaving the sq. rt. in it's simplest form:
sq.rt of 33+ sq.rt of 96 - sq.rt of 3 =
I think it can't be simplifed---am I correct? (the directions did say that some of the problems can't be simplified).
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
√33 + √96 - √3
= √33 + 4√6 - √3
that's about it.
= √33 + 4√6 - √3
that's about it.
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