How do you simplify 6√6+6√3?

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Stefan V.
Oct 9, 2015

6√3⋅(√2+1)

Explanation:

You can start by writing

√6=√2⋅3=√2⋅√3

The expression will thus be

6⋅√2⋅√3+6√3=√2⋅6√3+6√3

Now use 6√3 as a common factor to get the simplified form

√2⋅6√3+6√3=6√3⋅(√2+1)

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