## lisamarieee95 Simplify 6 4*√4 - 7 *3√4 + 2 *3√4 - 3 *3√4. 2 years ago 2 years ago

1. dinainjune

64*√4 - 7 *3√4 + 2 *3√4 - 3 *3√4. or 6*4*√4 - 7 *3√4 + 2 *3√4 - 3 *3√4 ?

2. Outkast3r09

lol yes i find this confusin also lol

3. lisamarieee95

the 6 and the 4 are separate. it's 6 4*√4 - 7 *3√4 + 2 *3√4 - 3 *3√4. or 6*4*√4 - 7 *3√4 + 2 *3√4 - 3 *3√4 by the asteric i mean that the number before it is a small raised number.

4. Outkast3r09

5. lisamarieee95

yup.

6. Outkast3r09

so in other words it is this $6\sqrt[4]{4}$

7. Outkast3r09

as the first part?

8. lisamarieee95

exactly!

9. Outkast3r09

alright i'll equate it out for nick so he can make sure i'm sure he's got hte right answer $6\sqrt[4]{4}-8\sqrt[3]{4}+2\sqrt[3]{4}-3\sqrt[3]{4}$

10. Nick_Black

6*4√4 - 7 *3√4 + 2 *3√4 - 3 *3√4 3√4(6*√4-7+2-3) 3√4(6*√4-8)

11. Outkast3r09

is that correct?

12. lisamarieee95

yes. (:

13. Outkast3r09

nick's answer is right or the way i showed it/

14. Nick_Black

out u wrote 8 instead of 7

15. Nick_Black

and 95 girl i am right i just simplified it

16. Nick_Black

i took 3√4 common

17. Nick_Black

out u do it too y will get the same one wht i got

18. Outkast3r09

it's correct it just looks so weird when you use a check to show sqroot i see it as all under the root

19. Nick_Black

its correct so i deserve a medal too bro

20. Outkast3r09

lol