How do you simplify 2√18 (please show work)

+6 times the square root of 2

or

-6 times the square root of 2

Explanation:

Two times the square root of 18

can be expressed algebraically as

2

⋅

(

±

√

18

)

Since

√

18

=

√

3

2

⋅

2

=

√

3

2

⋅

√

2

=

3

√

2

2

⋅

(

±

√

18

)

=

±

6

√

2

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step-by-step explanation:

answer:   x*94 +688*6   = 267*100

94x+4128=26700    

94x=22572     /94

x=240.128

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