Question

multiply (3 sqrt 5+1)(2 sqrt 5-3)

Answer 1

like this? \[(3\sqrt{5})/1 \times (2\sqrt{5})-3\]

Answer 2

or is it another grouping?

Answer 3

\[(3\sqrt{5} + 1)(2\sqrt{5} - 3) \implies 3\sqrt{5}(2\sqrt{5} - 3) + 1(2\sqrt{5} - 3) \implies?\]

Answer 4

(35√+1)(25√−3)<-- its this one

Answer 5

Is it \[(35\sqrt{1})(25\sqrt{-3})\]

Answer 6

no its (3√5+1)(2√5−3)

Answer 7

Then my drawing above is correct?

Answer 8

I mean my first post.

Answer 9

its not 35 and 25 ...

Answer 10

My first post...not my second...

Answer 11

nope ... its +1 not divided by 1 . this is the way you write the equation (3√5+1)(2√5−3)

Answer 12

MY first post...not @hellotiff 's, MY first post. THis one:
\[(3\sqrt{5} + 1)(2\sqrt{5} - 3) \implies 3\sqrt{5}(2\sqrt{5} - 3) + 1(2\sqrt{5} - 3) \implies?\]

Answer 13

oh goodness i didnt notice it waqs someone else lmao yes !

Answer 14

Alright.
\[3\sqrt{5}(2\sqrt{5} - 3) + 1(2\sqrt{5} - 3) \implies 30 - 9\sqrt{5} + 2\sqrt{5} - 3\]Can you simplify?

Answer 15

27-7√5 ?

Answer 16

Yup :) Good job!

Answer 17

thanks ,

Answer 18

np :)