Question

MATH QUESTION

Look at PICTURE below

Answer 1

easiest way to do this is take whats outside radical and square it
let me show an example
\[5x = \sqrt{(5x)^{2}} = \sqrt{25x^{2}}\]

Answer 2

So do i solve for that?

Answer 3

I'm confused..

Answer 4

sq 25x^2 isn't one of the answer choices.. @dumbcow

Answer 5

remember that as dumbcow said

\[6h = \sqrt{36 h^2}\]

now multiply this term in the sq. root to the one already present in the sq. root

Answer 6

So would it be \[\sqrt{36^3}\]

Answer 7

nope multiply 36 with 2 and \(h^2\) with h

Answer 8

I meant \[\sqrt{36h^3}\]

Answer 9

\[\sqrt{72h^3}\]

Answer 10

absollutely correct