
William W. answered 03/02/20
Math and science made easy - learn from a retired engineer
I'm assuming the problem is this:
Since you didn't list the "expressions below" I'll take a shot in the dark here.
First, working with the 1st expression, split the y3 up into 2 pieces, y2 and y, because y2•y = y3. Then do the same to the 2nd expression only also write the 9 as 32. Like this:
√(y2•y) + √(32•y2•y) - 3y√y
Now, take the square root of the things that are squared. The square root of y2 is "y". The square root of 32 is 3. Like this:
y√y + 3y√y - 3y√y
Then, since there are two identical expressions being subtracted, the result is just y√ y