Quick simplification/factoring of a square root

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The discussion revolves around the simplification of the expression involving square roots, specifically transforming the expression from 2v to √2v. The original poster initially sought clarification on this mathematical transformation but later resolved the confusion independently. The key takeaway is the understanding of square root properties and simplification techniques.

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If you could see the image attached, I think it looks better than me typing it here. Didn't know how to embed the image.

I would just like to know how it becomes 2v to √2v.

EDIT: Ignore. Figured it out. Don't know why I was even baffled. :/
 
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