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Add or subtract terms whenever possible.$8 \sqrt{5}+11 \sqrt{5}$
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Here, $8 \sqrt{5}$ and $11 \sqrt{5}$ are like terms because they both have the same radical, $\sqrt{5}$. Show more…
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