Simplify the following square roots and perform multiplication operations with radicals.
Solution
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1. Simplifying Expressions:
We will work step by step to simplify the expressions given.
a. 33+3
Factor out the common term 3:
33+3=(3+1)3=43
b. 23−3
Again, factor out the common term 3:
23−3=(2−1)3=3
c. 25+45
Factor out 5:
25+45=(2+4)5=65
d. 8+2
Simplify 8 since 8=4×2=22:
22+2=(2+1)2=32
e. 5+25−35
This combines like terms:
(1+2−3)5=05=0
f. 62+42−102
Combine the terms:
(6+4−10)2=02=0
g. 220−80
Simplify both square roots:
220=24×5=2×25=4580=16×5=45
Thus, the expression becomes:
45−45=0
h. 332−250
Simplify the square roots:
332=316×2=3×42=122250=225×2=2×52=102
Thus, the expression becomes:
122−102=22
i. (32+22)2
First, simplify inside the parentheses:
32+22=52
Now square it:
(52)2=25×2=50
j. 53+62+32−327
Simplify 32 and 27:
32=42,27=33
Now substitute and simplify:
53+62+42−3×33=53+62+42−93
Combine like terms:
(5−9)3+(6+4)2=−43+102
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Simplifying Radicals Operations with Radicals
Formulas
√(a * b) = √a * √b (√a)^2 = a Combine like terms: a√b + c√b = (a + c)√b