simplify:
\[5\sqrt{3}(2\sqrt{3}+6\sqrt{19})\]
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do you any answer choices?
yea hold on
\[30+30\sqrt{57}\] \[90+30\sqrt{57}\] \[10\sqrt{3}+30\sqrt{19}\] \[10\sqrt{3}+30\]
@KeganMoore
Go with @allie_bear22 lol
i didnt write anything lol
haha bro my girl need help here lol @KeganMoore
then what is with the equations you typed out?
those were the choices
5√3(2√3+6√19) @KeganMoore
@Hope_nicole could use some help doing this for them
\[5 \sqrt{3} \left(2 \sqrt{3}+6 \sqrt{19}\right)=30+30 \sqrt{57} \]
thank you :)
@robtobey and how did you get that? its easy to post an answer but explanations are better
yup mr robeert!
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he distributed the \[5\sqrt{3}\]to the rest of the equation.
if you don't explain a question how do you expect them to understand it?
when he did that, the \[5\sqrt{3} and 2\sqrt{3} \because 5*2*3 since the two \sqrt{3} would become 3\]
@KeganMoore \[a (b+c)=a b+a c \]\[5\sqrt{3}\left(2\sqrt{3}\right)=10*3 \]\[5\sqrt{3}6\sqrt{ 19}=30\sqrt{3}\sqrt{ 19}=30\sqrt{3*19} \]
ok sweet...i have a learning disorder primarily in math
Mistake in the 3rd expression. Sould be:\[5\sqrt{3}\left(6\sqrt{ 19}\right)=30\sqrt{3}\sqrt{ 19}=30\sqrt{3*19} \]Sorry about that.
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