Question

PLEASE HELP ME!!!


(2sqrt(3)-1) times (3sqrt(3)-2)

Answer 1

pls draw it and post it

Answer 2

\[(2\sqrt{3}-1)(3\sqrt{3}-2)\]

Answer 3

Just simply expand your expression.

Answer 4

\[(2\sqrt3-1) \times (3\sqrt3-2)\] is this your problem?

@rdavis1997

Answer 5

ya multiply each term one by one

Answer 6

Yes. Sorry guys. Lol, i was doing something.

Answer 7

@dpasingh @08surya @Noliec

Answer 8

@rdavis1997 yes.

Answer 9

Use that (a+b)*(c+d)=a*c+a*d+b*c+b*d

Answer 10

Also note that, for example, \[\sqrt{2}*\sqrt{2}=2\]

Answer 11

I need help on understanding. I got an answer but i think its wrong.
20- 7\[\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 12

The 7 sqrt of 3. sorry

Answer 13

2sqrt(3)*3sqrt(3) is the same thing as 6*sqrt(3)*sqrt(3)

Answer 14

6 sqrt(3)

Answer 15

6*(sqrt(3))^2=6*3

Answer 16

18

Answer 17

That was just a stage of the solving; a crucial one, however. :D

Answer 18

As I said earlier, just expand the terms like you would with any other equation.

Answer 19

How does that explain if i am right or wrong?

Answer 20

I have absolutely no idea on what to do.

Answer 21

Expand!

Answer 22

I think you confused me a bit more than i already was.

Answer 23

If I simply give you the solution; you'll be deprived forever off solving it yourself. Meaning you learn immensely much more than you would if I just gave you the solution.

Answer 24

If you at some stage don't understand what to do, I'll gladly lend a hand.

Answer 25

i just want you to start me off on a step by step and then ill take the last parts as you back me up.

Answer 26

Ok, do you know how to expand two terms?

Answer 27

foil?

Answer 28

Had to check up what that was, hehe. Yes, foil.

Answer 29

oh lol nice

Answer 30

Do you get it?