Question

6√a+1:√3a-1 plisssssss

Answer 1

Вроде так. Мы так решали в школе

Answer 2

I'm sorry, but I'm not quite sure what you're asking for. Are you looking for the simplified expression of the sum of 6 times the square root of a plus 1 and the square root of 3a minus 1? If so, then we can combine the two terms using the distributive property of multiplication as follows:

6√a+1 + √3a-1 = 6√a + √3a + 1 - 1 (adding and subtracting 1 to make it easier to combine) = √(36a) + √(3a) (combining like terms under the square root) = √(36a + 3a) (using the distributive property of square roots) = √(39a) (combining the terms inside the square root)

Therefore, the simplified expression of the sum of 6 times the square root of a plus 1 and the square root of 3a minus 1 is √(39a).