Question

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WIH PRODUCTS OF RADICALS?

Answer 1

heres the question

Answer 2

i can try

Answer 3

\[\sqrt{6} * \sqrt{8}\]

Answer 4

\[\sqrt{6*8}\]

Answer 5

\[\sqrt{48}\]

Answer 6

mane why you yellin? :P

Answer 7

sorry, just needed help asap.

Answer 8

ready for next question?

Answer 9

\[4\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 10

Next question

Answer 11

okay show me how to do it though :) please.\[\sqrt{2}*\sqrt{10}*\sqrt{5}\]

Answer 12

10

Answer 13

\[\sqrt{100}\]

Answer 14

it was. that was my explanation. i put 10 above it

Answer 15

okay what about.....

Answer 16

\[\sqrt{8}*\sqrt{5}\]

Answer 17

\[\sqrt{8*5}=\sqrt{40}=2\sqrt{10}\]

Answer 18

why \[2\sqrt{10}\]

Answer 19

To simplify it

Answer 20

sqrt. of 4 is 2. You can take that out

Answer 21

because you are pulling out a 4 from the radical and the square root of 4 is 2

Answer 22

soo what would be \[3\sqrt{8}\]

Answer 23

6root 2

Answer 24

Yes

Answer 25

Same logic

Answer 26

Pull out all the factors which are perfect squares by writing their square-roots outside the radical.

Answer 27

Understood meli11?

Answer 28

not one of my options

Answer 29

soo no

Answer 30

What are the options?

Answer 31

what are your options?

Answer 32

I don't see you typing your options

Answer 33

i think i giot the hang of it.

Answer 34

Great! By the way, in which grade are you studying?