Simplify the given expression. square root negative 6 open parentheses 2 plus square root of negative 8
didn't understand question can you write in mathematical form?
sure
\[\sqrt{-6}\left( 2 + \sqrt{-8} \right)\]
dont you want answer in points?
6i(2+8i) =12i+48i^2 =12i-48 if thats what you want
what do you mean? and no thats not one of my options
sqrt(-6) can also be written as 6i..where i=sqrt(-1)
12i-48i^2 isn't that your ans?
\[2\sqrt{6} + 4\sqrt{3}\] \[-2\sqrt{6} + 4\sqrt{3}\] \[-4\sqrt{3} + 2i \sqrt{6}\] \[4\sqrt{3} + 2i \sqrt{6}\] these are my options
\[2\sqrt{-6} + \sqrt{-6}\sqrt{-8}\]\[2i \sqrt{6}+\sqrt{48}\]\[2i \sqrt6+4\sqrt{3}\]
@Sarkar you have them under square root yet... \[\Large \sqrt{-6}(2+\sqrt{-8})=i\cdot \sqrt6(2+i\cdot \sqrt8)=\] \[\Large 2i\sqrt6 +i^2\sqrt{8\cdot 6}=2i\sqrt6+(-1)\cdot \sqrt{48}\] \[\Large 2i\sqrt6 -\sqrt{3\cdot 4^2}\] \[\Large 2i\sqrt6 -4\sqrt{3}\]
but its not one of my options..
oh yes my mistake..option C then
ans is the third one
then I made a mistake somewhere O_O
hold on a second ... I'll grab calculator LOL
Oh, I'm sorry, in my answer I accidentally lost a negative
no your ans is right
2iunder root6−4under root3 can also be wriiten as −4underroot3+2iunderroot6
didn't get?
what do you call that ? O_O
think its right@kreshnik
yor 1st attenpt was right buddy.
hmmm let me check
... that's what I thought too @Sarkar .... @deadman340 I thought alike... but It's not in her options ! ;(
3rd one is right as you did it earliere.
@deadman340 . you're right, I'll erase my second one... thanks for assistance ;) Have a nice day ;)
k dear
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