Radically confusing (Posted on 2005-05-14)

	Submitted by Jer
Rating: 1.4286 (7 votes)
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2 Beginning at the right, the radicands are conjugates. Keep simplifying. . Maybe some day I'll be a scholar and I'll remember this problem and fix it. Until then the wrongly posted problem gives some decimal solution and the correct problem gives the nice anwer everyone wants it to be (2). The reason the problem ended up wrong was that in the queue we tried fixing the radical symbols about 10 times and every time I changed something else they would all revert to gobbledy-gook. I changed around the negatives and positives so many times I got confused and by the time the problem was posted it came out wrong.

	Subject	Author	Date
	re: a question to Jer	K Sengupta	2023-02-04 04:05:14
	straight forward	phi	2005-06-20 16:33:27
	a question to Jer	pcbouhid	2005-05-24 17:00:24
	it is 2 easy	Ady TZIDON	2005-05-17 15:51:43
	re(2): Fixing my Problem (Solution)	Bruno	2005-05-17 01:55:08
	re: Fixing my Problem (Solution)	ajosin	2005-05-16 22:23:16
	re: Fixing my Problem:	Charlie	2005-05-16 20:43:19
	Fixing my Problem:	Jer	2005-05-16 16:51:09
	re(2): it is two easy	Charlie	2005-05-16 03:39:04
	I'm tired...to be continued !	pcbouhid	2005-05-15 23:07:40
	my previous comment is wrong	pcbouhid	2005-05-14 23:25:53
	No Subject	pcbouhid	2005-05-14 23:09:30
	The most I can simplify...	ajosin	2005-05-14 17:36:23
	re: it is two easy	Charlie	2005-05-14 16:32:41
	re: it is two easy	Amon	2005-05-14 14:27:30
	it is two easy	Ady TZIDON	2005-05-14 13:46:11