Question

mulitply then simplify by factoring if possible. Assume that all variables under radicals represent nonnegative numbers.
Square root 11t square root 11t ill draw it

Answer 1

\[\sqrt{11t} \sqrt{11t} =\]

Answer 2

\[\sqrt a * \sqrt a = a\]

Answer 3

is that the answer

Answer 4

No. that's an example. The answer will be similar to that.

Answer 5

so the answer would be \[\sqrt{11}*\sqrt{11} a = 121\]

Answer 6

\[\sqrt{11t*11t}=11t\]

Answer 7

nope.
Whenever you multiply 2 radicals which have same terms inside, the answer only be that's inside the radical.
In other words the radicals cancels out.

Answer 8

Like @mustry did.

Answer 9

okay so the answer is \[\sqrt{11t} *\sqrt{11t}= 11t\]

Answer 10

actual ur r8

Answer 11

huh

Answer 12

u@mizzkuntry

Answer 13

actual ur r8: Actually you're right. Lol.

Answer 14

oh lol thank you

Answer 15

i have two more questions can you help me wit them

Answer 16

hahahhah okay