Question

simplify:

Answer 1

\[5\sqrt{3}(2\sqrt{3}+6\sqrt{19}\)]

Answer 2

The equation tool didn't display this correctly on my computer. Is your question:\[5\sqrt{3}(2\sqrt{3} + 6\sqrt{19})\] ?

Answer 3

yes.

Answer 4

Ok, that tool is is still not working on my computer, so I might have to help outside of the tool. The expression is of the form a(b + c). You can "combine" the sqrt(3) factors by changing a(b + c) to ab + ac.

Answer 5

so distributive property?

Answer 6

Yes. The sqrt(3) will greatly simplify. For the second term, the one that corresponds to "ac", you can multiply the numbers under the sqrt sign.

Answer 7

i got 10sqrt2+11sqrt57

Answer 8

[(m)sqrt(n)][(p)sqrt(q)] = (mp)sqrt(nq) That will help for the second term. For the first term, sqrt(a) x sqrt(a) = a

Answer 9

you jus confused me badly. lol