Which radical expression consists of two perfect squares? A √16 B √25 C √125 D √216

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Wizuriel · Answer 1 · 2021-09-03T02:39:05+0000

The answer is
A,B
Step-by-step explanation
Because the square root of A is 4 and the square root of B is 5

The square root of C is 11.1803398875 and the square root of D is 14.6969384567.

Therefore A,B are perfect squares

Which radical expression consists of two perfect squares? A √16 B √25 C √125 D √216

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