## meganemma1995 Group Title add! medal for the CORRECT answer! one year ago one year ago

1. meganemma1995 Group Title

2. HorseCrazyGirlForever Group Title

11x?

3. zaynahf Group Title

Can you simplify the first radical by finding the perfect square that fits in it?

4. meganemma1995 Group Title

11s isn't an option ):

5. zaynahf Group Title

@HorseCrazyGirlForever Try not to just post the answer.. try to explain how ya got there

6. meganemma1995 Group Title

i believe so

7. zaynahf Group Title

So what perfect square fits into 18?

8. UnkleRhaukus Group Title

$\sqrt{18x}+\sqrt{2x}$ $=\sqrt{9\times2x}+\sqrt{2x}$ $=\sqrt{9}\times\sqrt{2x}+\sqrt{2x}$ $=\sqrt{3^2}\times\sqrt{2x}+\sqrt{2x}$ $=$

9. HorseCrazyGirlForever Group Title

Geez I don't know if that is correct... :(

10. HorseCrazyGirlForever Group Title

Could I get some help with my question when you guys are done here? I really need to get it done....

11. meganemma1995 Group Title

UncleRhaukus, the final answer isn't showing ):

12. meganemma1995 Group Title

@UncleRhaukus

13. whpalmer4 Group Title

You're supposed to figure it out!

14. zaynahf Group Title

I dont think he wanted it to show, i think he wanted you to do it

15. meganemma1995 Group Title

ughhhhhh

16. meganemma1995 Group Title

i need to get this overwith, so if anyone can just give me the answer real quick, i'll give them their medal.

17. whpalmer4 Group Title

Oh, come on, it's easy! What is 3*3? and what number * itself gives you 9?

18. UnkleRhaukus Group Title

$=\sqrt{3^2}\times\sqrt{2x}+\sqrt{2x}$ simplify this bit $$\sqrt{3^2}$$ then combine the like terms