I know how to simplify √125. That equals 5√5. I am confused when the m^7 is added to √125m^7
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3√-27 A.) 9 B.)-3 C.)5 D.)±3
x2y√xy5 A.)x2√xy7 B.)√x5y7 C.)x4y6√xy D.)x2y3√xy
√96x2y A.)4xy√6 B.)4x2√6y C.)4xy2√6 D.)4x√6y
Note 3x + 1 are the only numbers inside the square root I don't understand i really need the help
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