Posted by katelynn on Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 8:13pm.
I'm going to assume your problem is this:
2√20 - 3√7 - 2√5 + 4√63
√20 breaks down to √5*2*2
√63 breaks down to √7*3*3
Therefore:
2√20 becomes 4√5
4√63 becomes 12√7
Now we have:
4√5 - 3√7 - 2√5 + 12√7
Combine like terms and simplify:
2√5 + 9√7
That is as far as you can go.
I hope this helps and is what you were asking.
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