Solving monomial roots with remainder by simplifying the square root expression
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57d25e27f22 is the expression. 57=3×19.

For square root we look at each component. 57 has only prime factors so we cannot further simplify √57.

√d25 can be reduced, because 2 (radical index) is bigger than 25, so 25/2=12 remainder 1, and we get:

d12√d

e27 can be reduced in a similar way: 27/2=13 rem 1, so we get:

e13√e

and f22 becomes f11, because 22/2=11 rem 0.

Combine all these terms: (√57)(d12√d)(e13√e)(f11)=d12e13f11√(57de).

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