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What is the product of the radical expression? (7- sqr root 2)(8+ sqr root 2)

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User Micker
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(7 -√(2) )(8+ √(2) )\\ \\ =56 + 7 √(2)-8 √(2)-2 \\ \\=54- √(2)
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User Geralde
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Answer:


54-√(2)

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given a radical expression
(7-√(2)) (8+√(2)) and we are asked to find the product of our given expression.

Upon using FOIL method we will get,


7(8+√(2))-√(2) (8+√(2) )

Now let us simplify our radical expression.


(56+7√(2))-(8√(2) +√(4) )


56+7√(2)-8√(2) -√(4)


56+7√(2)-8√(2) -2

Now let us combine like terms.


(56-2)+(7-8)√(2)


(54)+(-1)√(2)


54-√(2)

Therefore, product of our radical expression is
54-√(2).

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