Select all that are like radicals after simplifying. \sqrt{50x^2} \sqrt{32x} \sqrt{18n} \sqrt{72x^2}
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√(50x^2) = √(25 * 2 * x^2) = 5x√2 √(32x) = √(16 * 2 * x) = 4√2x √(18n) = √(9 * 2 * n) = 3√2n √(72x^2) = √(36 * 2 * x^2) = 6x√2 Show more…
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