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Simplify. Assume qq is greater than or equal to zero.\newline18q4\sqrt{18q^4}

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Q. Simplify. Assume qq is greater than or equal to zero.\newline18q4\sqrt{18q^4}
  1. Factorize 18q418q^4: Factorize 18q418q^4 to find perfect squares.\newlineThe complete factorization of 18q418q^4 is 2×3×3×q2×q22 \times 3 \times 3 \times q^2 \times q^2.
  2. Group perfect squares: Group the factors into perfect squares inside the radical. 18q4\sqrt{18q^4} becomes 2×32×q2×q2\sqrt{2 \times 3^2 \times q^2 \times q^2}.
  3. Simplify square roots: Simplify the square root of the perfect squares. 2×32×q2×q2\sqrt{2 \times 3^2 \times q^2 \times q^2} simplifies to 3×q×q×23 \times q \times q \times \sqrt{2} because the square root of 323^2 is 33 and the square root of q2q^2 is qq.
  4. Combine like terms: Combine the like terms outside the radical. \newline3×q×q3 \times q \times q simplifies to 3q23q^2.\newlineSo, the final simplified form is 3q223q^2 \sqrt{2}.

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