How would you subtract 3 root 3 from root3? Trig question?

Answer 1

The assumption I'm making is that you're describing 3 times the square root of 3 (as opposed to the cube root of 3)

3 root 3 is the same as writing root 3 + root 3 +root 3, in much the same way as 3(4) is the same as 4 + 4 + 4

Now, since 3 root 3 = root 3 + root 3 + root 3, subtracting root 3 leaves 2 root 3's left

you can confirm this for your self with a calculator. The square root of the 3 = ~1.732. Multiply by 3 = ~5.196, subtract the square root of 3 = 3.464 (which is the same as 2 times the square root of the 3

Answer 2

listen
u mean to say

::

(root 3) - 3(root 3)

here base is same that is (root 3)
take it as an example

root 3 = a

a - 3a

gives u -2a

-2a = -2(root 3)

Answer 3

3root 3 - root3 = 2root3

Answer 4

are you talking square root or third root?