## anonymous 4 years ago Write a radical in which the radicand consists of a coefficient and a variable. Use a coefficient that can be simplified best using the greatest perfect square method. Then, simplify the radical completely.

1. anonymous

$7\sqrt{a}$

2. anonymous

Do you always talk to yourself?

3. anonymous

lol XD

4. anonymous

uhh what?

5. anonymous

is there an easier explanation as what the heck your learning?

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7. anonymous

:D

8. anonymous

its friggin algebra 1 lol

9. anonymous

ahhhhhhhh i FAILED algebra 1

10. anonymous

lol jk jk bro I'm actually in it right now

11. anonymous

u do this yet?

12. anonymous

I only passed bc they let me retake a test in my first semester. I finished with a D- the first sem and D+ the second

13. anonymous

WOW i finished with a C on my first and now i think i might finish with a C- on my last not much difference lol

14. anonymous

I'm in Alg II with a C+

15. anonymous

i have an 80% cause of OS lol

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17. anonymous

whatevs bro

18. anonymous

lol xD

19. anonymous

I suggest you find somebody who DOESN'T suck at algebra to help you cuz if i help you this will end up looking like a polynomial

20. anonymous

dang it mud who here is smart?

21. anonymous

found answer dont bother with it any1 :)

22. anonymous

$\sqrt{125x} = 5\sqrt{5x}$

23. anonymous

if you want one that simplifies to $7\sqrt{a}$ then $\sqrt{49a} = 7\sqrt{a}$