Simplify this expression.? :) multiple choice
Answer choices: 2 sqrt 6 + 4 sqrt 3 - 2 sqrt 6 + 4 sqrt 3 - 4 sqrt 3 + 2i sqrt 6 4 sqrt 3 + 2i sqrt 6 I dont really know how to simplify the radicals
Just make use of distributive property..
yea i understand that, Im just not quite sure to do , for example, sqrt -6 times 2?
are u sure question is correct?because none of the options seems to be correct...
\[\sqrt{-6}(2 + \sqrt{-8}) \implies 2 \sqrt{-6} + \sqrt{-6} \sqrt{-8} = ??\]
\[\sqrt{-x}=i \sqrt{x}\] hint
hmmmm, im pretty sure the question is correct. i just double checked
\[\sqrt{48}= \sqrt{4*4*3}\]
@LaurenAshley1201 you're almost done
Oh sorry options are right..
@ghazi i'm sorry i dont really undrstand what your saying
just simplify the above equation made by @waterineyes you'll get the answer
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