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11 May, 11:48

Whats the radical of 12?

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  1. 11 May, 12:04
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    2√3

    Step-by-step explanation:

    So √12 is in radical form. I think what you are asking for is to reduce the expression to its * *simplest* * readical form.

    So 12 = 4*3, √12 = √4 * √3.

    So 12 = 4*3, √12 = √4 * √3.

    We can 'reduce' this by noting that √4 = 2, so the expression becomes 2√3.

    This cannot be further reduced because 3 isn't a square or divisible by a square, so 2√3 is the simplest radical form.
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