1. The expression √27 + √12 is equal to:
2. The expression 6√2 + √32 is equivalent to:
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Mathematics, 02.10.2020 19:01 monsterduckgoose
1. The expression √27 + √12 is equal to:
2. The expression 6√2 + √32 is equivalent to:
3. The sum of √48 and 2√3 is:
4. The sum of √50 and √2 is:
5. The sum of √12 and √75 is:
6. Express the sum of √18 + 5√2 in simplest radical form:
7. What is the sum of 2√3 and √27 in simplest form:
8. What is the sum of 4√12 and 2√27 in simplest form:
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