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15 July, 22:24

2±√44 / 2

How do you simply this radical

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  1. 15 July, 22:53
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    depends on whether the 2 divides everything or just the square root

    see below

    Step-by-step explanation:

    2 ±sqrt (44) / 2

    We know that sqrt (ab) = sqrt (a) sqrt (b)

    2 ±sqrt (4*11) / 2

    2 ±sqrt (4) sqrt (11) / 2

    {2 ±2 sqrt (11) } / 2

    Now if the 2 in the denominator is under the entire top

    Factor out a 2

    2 (1±sqrt (11) } / 2

    Cancel the 2

    1±sqrt (11)

    If the 2 is just under the sqrt of 44

    2±2sqrt (11) / 2

    Cancel the 2 in the numerator and denominator

    2±sqrt (11) / 1

    2±sqrt (11)
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