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2 square roots of 11 plus 3 square roots of 11? - Answers

The answer is easy to understand if we temporarily replace the phrase "square roots of 11"with the word "bean".Then the question becomes: "2 beans plus 3 beans", and we sense instinctively that the answermust be something close to 5 beans.In similar fashion . . .2 sqrt(11) + 3 sqrt(11) = 5 sqrt (11).



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The answer is easy to understand if we temporarily replace the phrase "square roots of 11"with the word "bean".Then the question becomes: "2 beans plus 3 beans", and we sense instinctively that the answermust be something close to 5 beans.In similar fashion . . .2 sqrt(11) + 3 sqrt(11) = 5 sqrt (11).



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2 square roots of 11 plus 3 square roots of 11? - Answers

The answer is easy to understand if we temporarily replace the phrase "square roots of 11"with the word "bean".Then the question becomes: "2 beans plus 3 beans", and we sense instinctively that the answermust be something close to 5 beans.In similar fashion . . .2 sqrt(11) + 3 sqrt(11) = 5 sqrt (11).

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