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Add.write your answer in simplest form

Add.write your answer in simplest form-example-1
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The simplest form of the expression is 5√2.

To add the expressions -4√2 and 9√2, we can combine like terms.

Terms with the same variable and exponent are said to be like terms.

In this case, both terms have the square root of 2 (√2) as the variable, and they are multiplied by different coefficients.

As, the Given expression is -4√2 + 9√2.

To combine these terms, we add the coefficients while keeping the common variable:

-4√2 + 9√2

So, we can write it as

(-4+9)√2

The coefficients are -4 and 9.

As one has a negative sign and one has a positive sign we do the subtraction and give the highest number sign.

Hence we get,
5√2

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