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*=the square root of
Unless you specify what a and b are, there is no way to simplify this. It's just *a + *b. However, if we give two certain values, it may or may not be able to be simplified.
a=24 b=54 *24 = *(6 x 4) = *6 x *4 = 2 x *6. *54 = *(6 x 9) = *6 x *9 = 3 x *6.
Now we have 2 x *6 + 3 x *6. Because they both have the same number left over under the square root, we can add the integers. 5 x *6.
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