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If the coordinate of a point on the number line is \\(x=\\sqrt{108}\\), what is the simplest form of \(x\)?

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Correct answer: \(6\sqrt{3}\)

Since \(108=36\times3\) and \(36\) is the greatest perfect-square factor of \(108\), \(\sqrt{108}=\sqrt{36\times3}=6\sqrt{3}\). Thus, the point’s coordinate on the number line is \(6\sqrt{3}\). Exam tip: extract the greatest perfect-square factor from under the radical. Option B does not represent the correct simplification, while options C and D give larger values than \(\sqrt{108}\).

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Number LinePolynomial RadicalsSquare Root SimplificationReal NumbersPerfect Square FactorsRepresenting Real Numbers On The Number LinePolynomialsMathematics

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