Question

Express 56–√56 in the form of n−−√n     in square root​

Answer 1

Answer:

In the radical form, the square root of 56 can be represented by √56. The simplest radical form of square root of 56 is√56 = √(4 × 14) = 2 √14.✔

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Recall the radical law

√

a

b

=

√

a

⋅

√

b

This means that we can rewrite the square root of the product as the product of the square roots.

We know

56

=

4

⋅

14

, so this allows us to rewrite

√

56

as

√

4

⋅

√

14

This simplifies to

2

√

14

Since

14

has no perfect square factors, we cannot factor this any further.

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