Question

someone please help see drawing

Answer 1

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

Answer 2

use distributive property

Answer 3

do I square it first?

Answer 4

multiply only what is inside the squares, likes sqrt6 x sqrt 3 = sqrt18
then sqrt6 x 5sqrt2 = 5sqrt12

Answer 5

now that you have sqrt18 that is sqrt(9x2)

Answer 6

\[\sqrt{18}+5\sqrt{12}\] like this?

Answer 7

correct

Answer 8

now you have sqrt18 which is sqrt(9x2), so what is the sqrt9

Answer 9

3

Answer 10

ok so pull out the 3 and you have 3sqrt2
now do the same with 5sqrt12

Answer 11

that is equal to 5sqrt(4x3)

Answer 12

2.23 is five squared?

Answer 13

just pull out the 2 because sqrt4 = 2 so you have

5(2)sqrt3

Answer 14

now the final answer for the problem is

3sqrt2 + 10sqrt3

Answer 15

can you draw that out?

Answer 16

you draw it and I tell you if is ok

Answer 17

nvm I got it it is this \[3\sqrt{2}+10\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 18

that is correct

Answer 19

I might have some more questions later do you mind if I tag you?