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The 6sqrt(50) + 6 expression 1sqrt(2) written in the simplest radical form is:

The 6sqrt(50) + 6 expression 1sqrt(2) written in the simplest radical form is:
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The 6sqrt(50) + 6 expression 1sqrt(2) written in the simplest radical form is:

The 6sqrt(50) + 6 expression 1sqrt(2) written in the simplest radical form is:-example-1
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Answer:

4.
36 √(2)

Explanation:


6√(50) + 6 √(2)

=
6 √(25 * 2) + 6 √(2)

=
6 * 5√(2) + 6 √(2)

=
30 √(2) + 6 √(2)

=
\bold{36 √(2)}

#CMIIW ^^

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