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Answered by jayent99
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Answer:

4

Step-by-step explanation:

1)simplify the radical like

2/—45=6/—5

2)simplify the radical like

3/—20=6/—5

3)collect terms like

6/—5+6/—5=12/—5

4)cut the number 5 from both denominator and numerator like

Answered by rocky5531
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Answer:

2 \sqrt{45}  + 3 \sqrt{20}  \div 3 \sqrt{5}  = 6  \sqrt{5}  + 6 \sqrt{5}  \div 3 \sqrt{5}   \\ 3 \sqrt{5} (2 + 2) \div 3 \sqrt{5}   \\  = 4 \\

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