Huzefa K. answered 04/30/14
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The important thing to remember with radicals is that they are essentially to be treated like variables. Let's multiply it out:
(24)(V11)2 + 32(V11)(V2) - 12(V2)(V11) - 16(V2)2
The important thing to remember is that what is inside the square roots can be multiplied. So:
(24)(11) + 32(V22) - 12(V22) - 16(2)
264 - 20(V22) - 32
262 - 20(V22)