How do you find simplest radical form?

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Mathematics

Harley Parsons

5 April, 23:09

How do you find simplest radical form?

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Colin Savage · Answer 1

In simplest radical form the #sqrt54# is written #3sqrt6#. When reducing a square root you want to find the biggest perfect square that is a factor of the radicand, the number inside the square root symbol which is called a radical.

Casey Hunt · Answer 2

Separate the perfect squares from the original radical. for example

√50

separate √25 and √2

you have 5√2 or 5*√2