Simplify the square root differently Noob vs Pro Emil Christopher

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Sometimes if the number is very big and I can't see any perfect squares that can divide the radical in half, I just divide the radical by 2 and 2 and 2 until it either becomes a odd number or separated into 3,5 maybe 7 2s then count them all up. I will pair them up, remove the radical sign and then multiply the other pairs and leave one 2 or the odd number if I can't turn them into pairs or perfect squares.

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Even more simple than how I learned it using some tree method. Definitely is a skill to break down how things can be simplified simpler.

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[@roger7341]

I sometimes see things backwards, so I'll probably get this turned around. I see √32 as (2^5)^(1/2)=2^(5/2)=2^(2+1/2)=2^2*√2=4√2

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