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Multiply: 2 the square root of 11 • 8 the square root of 22 I understand to multiply 2*8 together and then 11*22 but after that the simplifying is what I don't understand
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8 the square root of 11 10 the square root of 33 64 the square root of 22 176 the square root of 2 these are the answer choices
Yes, you got the first part right. 2*8 and sqrt(11*22) . Which gives you 16sqrt(242)
so then how do I simplify that??
the sqrt(242) can be writen as sqrt(2*11*11)
I know the answer wont be either of the first 2
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\[2\sqrt{11}*8*\sqrt{22}=16\sqrt{11}*\sqrt{2}\sqrt{11}=11*16*\sqrt{2}=176\sqrt{2}\]
so would the answer be \[176\sqrt{2}\]
Yes, thats it
correct
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