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5 √ 72.

72 = 36 * 2

36 = 6 * 6

Since there are two 6's, remove them from the radical and leave the 2 under the radical since it doesn't have a pair.

5 * 6 = 30

So the problem simplified would be 30 √ 2.

(30 radical 2)

 

 

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