Question

Simplify.
*problem attached

Answer 1

\[2\sqrt{6x } * \sqrt{4x}\]

Answer 2

explain each step pls

Answer 3

You should be able to multiply what's under the radical sign without a problem. Just remember to put the 2 back under the square root. Remember that
\[2=\sqrt{4}\]
so you equation becomes \[\sqrt{4} * \sqrt{6x} * \sqrt{4x}\]
multiply what's under the radical signs:
\[\sqrt{4*6x*4x}\]