6(square root)10a •3(square root)20a^2
I think this is what you wrote, but what is your question?
Yes @cjr712, but the 5, I changed to 10, it was a mistake.... and I need help solving it.
Is the answer 80(square root) 5x^9?
Oh..... that's wrong.
When a is multiplied by a^2, is it a^3 or a^2?
Oh you changed the problem lol.
a x a^2 = a^3
Ok..so far I got ...18(square root) 200a^3.....from there I need to simplify it.
Now when I simplified.....I got 36a(square root)25a.
But, my teacher said when you multiply square roots u have to solve first, and then simplify.
so the answer should be 180(a)[sqrt2a]
I will write it in my program so you can see what I mean.
Ok.... that will help.
Check it out and let me know
How come you don't simplify starting from 18(square root) 200a^3?
6rt(5x)(3)rt(20a^2) 6rt5rtx.3rt4rt5rta^2 rewrite to group and simplify (18)(5)(2)(a)(rtx) 180artx
Im still confused.....@kmacdaddy
Well people approach the problem differently. I just did it in a way that you can see how everything is being multiplied and simplified.
Ok so if I di it my way and got 36a(square root)25a.......that is wrong?
What are you confused about?
yeah that is wrong
if you multiply the sqrts you should have 10a*20a^2 right? which is the same thing as 2*100*a*a^2.... the 100 and the a^2 are perfect sqrts so they come outside as 10a and the 2a stays inside the sqrt.
Ok .....when I multiply 6 by 3, I get 18, which goes outside the square root, and then I multiplied the number inside the square root and I got 200a^3. Then, I cubed it, to multiply 8 times 25. Eight can come out as 2, so when multiplied by 18.....it is 36
i was wondering why "x" in an" a" problem look back 34 mins that's what i started with
Then, the a^3 cubed inside comes out as just a, and the remainder of it stays inside the square root. Which is then 36a(square root) 25a
The problem is that you are doing the sqrt of 200 incorrectly. Everything else you are doing is fine, but the sqrt of 200 is 10[Sqrt2]
How is 10 times 2 largest perfect cube?
its not a cube root it's a square root
But doesn't the a^3 make it a cube root.
the cube root of a^3 is a but the sqrt root of a^3 is asqrta the cube root of 200 is 2cuberoot25 but the sqrt root of 200 is 10sqrt2
The a^3 doesnt make it a cube root... it is asking you to find the sqrt of a^3
10 times 2 is 20, do you mean 100 times 2.....
if you put the 10 back in the sqrt it becomes 100 again so 100*2=200
Oh ok I understand now......my answer is 180a(square root)2a
yes thats the answer :)
no 180arta not 2a
Thank you all for the help.......even though it took a while for me to understand.😊:D
the 2 stays in the root because 200 = 100*2
@cjr712 and @Haseeb96 is correct.
no review my solution above the x should be an a but follow the factorization
Just saying.
I don't know what math concept u are applying......because I am not familiar with "arta"
you had changed the problem again ok I had 6rt5x you did 6rt10a
"arta" is a(square root)a
thank you
Oh ok.....lol.....never heard of that^_^
Thanks again..........@cjr712, @triciaal, @Haseeb96 ......😊
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