Thursday, November 14, 2013

I need to simplify the following expression: sqrt6 + 2 sqrt6sqrt root symbol is √

We can add sqrt(6) and 2sqrt(6) since they are like terms
getting 3sqrt(6). Since there are no fractions, the only other concern is that there is
no perfect square factor under the radical, and since 6 has no perfect square factors
besides 1, the expression is simplified.



Thus
the answer is 3 sqrt(6)

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