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Mathematics, 22.10.2020 21:01 avanelson01

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST On a test, Marcus is asked to simplify . Here is his work:

√128 = √16 · √8 = 4√8

Which statement best describes Marcus' answer?

He is incorrect because 16 times 8 is not 128.

He is incorrect because he did not use the largest perfect square.

He is incorrect because the 4 and the 8 should be switched around in his answer.

He is correct.

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