find the square-root of 60 times the square-root of 105. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
multiply whatever is inside of the square root
so it would be .... √6300
? BUT YOU CAN'T FIND THE SQUARE ROOT OF 105 OR 60
then simplify
mulitply what ever is inside first
when you multiply it would √6300
then simplify it
the square root of 60 is a decimal: 7.7 the square root of 105 is also a decimal: 10.2 7.7 * 10.2= 78.5
or never mind you cant simplify
nooo you would first multiply 60 and 105
so then i would have to find the square root of 6300. So... a decimal? (79.4) ?
it would be √6300
then simplify
so it would be 30√7
how did you do that? could you explain how you simplified that?
i just typed the problem in wolfram alpha but the way you would do it would be to use a factor tre and take out whatever is in common so....
oh, i get it. thank you so much!
youre welcome!
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