Question

\left( 3sqrt{10+4} \right)\left( 4sqrt{10-5} \right)

Answer 1

\[\left( 3\sqrt{10+4} \right)\left( 4\sqrt{10-5} \right)\] simplify in radical expression.

Answer 2

3*4=12
10+4=14
10-5=5
14(5)=70
\[12\sqrt{70}\]

Answer 3

I tried that answer, not the right answer.

Answer 4

it is the right answer

Answer 5

are you sure you type the question in correctly?

Answer 6

yes i am sure.

Answer 7

you are entering this into like a online quiz?

Answer 8

it has to simplified into radical form.

Answer 9

No, it's online hw.

Answer 10

It's the only one I can't get.

Answer 11

Would you like me to show you the practice question? and give you the answer?

Answer 12

you can if you want, but the above cannot be simplfied anymore
since 70=2*5*7
there are no perfect squares in 70

Answer 13

\[\left( 2\sqrt{6+3} \right) \left( 3\sqrt{6-4} \right)\]

Answer 14

2(3)=6
6+3=9
6-4=2
6(3)sqrt(2)
=18sqrt(2)

Answer 15

answer is 24+\[24+\sqrt{6}\]

Answer 16

Haha that's the answer it's giving me.

Answer 17

24+sqrt(6)?

Answer 18

Lol yea

Answer 19

so this is multiplication right?
not addition or subtraction or division?
it is definitely multplication, right?

Answer 20

multiplication for sure.

Answer 21

ask your teachers.
these solutions don't make sense

Answer 22

there has to be a mistake or something

Answer 23

It's annoying me. I always get 100% on the hw. Except for this one.

Answer 24

It's due by midnight

Answer 25

you have class tomorrow?

Answer 26

does it show you how to work the problem, jason?

Answer 27

if it does, we can try to follow the logic of the problem they did and see if we can get the answer they are looking for even though it will not be correct

Answer 28

yea, but with weird examples that don't relate to it.

Answer 29

Hold on, lemme get that for you.

Answer 30

\[\left( \sqrt{5} +\sqrt{2}\right) \left( \sqrt{2} +3\right)\]

Answer 31

sqrt(5)sqrt(2)+sqrt(5)*3+sqrt(5)sqrt(2)+sqrt(2)3
=sqrt(10)+3sqrt(5)+sqrt(10)+2sqrt(2)
=2sqrt(10)+3sqrt(5)+2sqrt(2)

Answer 32

answer is:
\[\sqrt{10} +3\sqrt{5} + 2 + 3\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 33

yes i made a mistke up there one sec

Answer 34

sqrt(5)sqrt(2)+sqrt(5)3+sqrt(2)sqrt(2)+3sqrt(2)
=sqrt(10)+3sqrt(5)+3sqrt(2)+2

Answer 35

so maybe our problem was suppose to look like this

Answer 36

What seems to be the problem then? :/

Answer 37

On that practice question, I don't get how they got 24 +(sqrt)6

Answer 38

ok lets pretend the problem was
3(sqrt(10)+4)2(sqrt(10)-5)
6(sqrt(10)+4)(sqrt(10)-5)
6(10-5sqrt(10)+4sqrt(10)-20)
60-sqrt(10)-20
40-sqrt(10
so this doesn't work

Answer 39

so what did it say we are suppose to get?

Answer 40

blank + (sqrt) blank

Answer 41

ok let's look at that second one and see if we can get they got by making a problem sortof like but in the form of the example you gave

Answer 42

the answer to that second one was 24+(sqrt)6

Answer 43

omg i figured out the problem they meant

Answer 44

....? :]

Answer 45

so they have (2sqrt(6)+3)(3sqrt(6)-4)=24+sqrt(6)

Answer 46

yea, how did you get that?

Answer 47

okay try to entrt 100+srt(10)

Answer 48

OMG!

Answer 49

Thank you. Please elaborate?

Answer 50

lol this is the problem they meant:
(3sqrt(10)+4)(4sqrt(10)-5)

Answer 51

ohhhhh my god. really? I didn't even see that. I'm sorry.

Answer 52

how could you see it when it was written wrong or in the homework wrong

Answer 53

you should totally tell your teacher of this mistake

Answer 54

Thank you so much for the help, and I will do that. I have a quiz tmrw.

Answer 55

do you understand how i got the answers?
i don't expect you to understand how i was able to make the problem correct lol