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Multiply and then simplify the radical. 8√ times √3
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\[8\sqrt{?} \times \sqrt{3} is this \it ? \]
is that it?
yea
oh, no wait
There is nothing under that first radical sign?? lol
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its √8 times √3
we just multiply the variables, and we take the square root of the product :)
answers are: a) 2√6 b) √24 c) 6√2 d) 4√6
how do u do that O_o
/8 times /3 = /24 , get it?
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then you factor 24 with a perfect square :)
O.O thats all you have to do!??!
yup :))
LOL
do you get it the whole process ? :)
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i guess so, thanks =)
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