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What is 10√45 - 7√12 + 2√500 in simplest radical form? You must show all steps for full credit.

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Answer:


\sf 50√(5)-14√(3)

Explanation:

Prime factorize 45, 12 and 500 and write the radicals in the simplest form.


\sf 10√(45)=10√(3*3*5) = 10*3*√(5) = 30√(5)\\\\7√(12)=7√(2*2*3)=7*2√(3) = 14√(3)\\\\2√(500)=2√(2*2*5*5*5)=2*2*5*√(5)=20√(5)


\sf 10√(45)-7√(12)+2√(500)=30√(5)-14√(3)+20√(5)\\\\


\bf Here, 30√(5) \ and \ 20√(5) \ are \ like \ terms. Combine \ like \ terms.


\sf = 30√(5)+20√(5)-14√(3)\\\\=(30+20)√(5)-14√(3)\\\\=50√(5)-14√(3)

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