True or false-
The multiplication property works when the radicals are rational expressions.

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True or false-
The multiplication property works when the radicals are rational expressions.

anonymous · Answer

true

anonymous · Answer

@Chocolate1031 You're not allowed to just give out answers and help someone cheat.

anonymous · Answer

It's against the code of conduct

anonymous · Answer

stop hatin bro not cool

anonymous · Answer

I'm not hating I'm informing him about the rules.

anonymous · Answer

This is a site where you teach and help people understand rather then just give out answers

anonymous · Answer

Everyone calllmmm You dont need to tell me why it's true..

anonymous · Answer

goodie two shoes who you think you are to tell a governors son to stop seriously

anonymous · Answer

calm down it was just a true or false question

anonymous · Answer

@phi @ganeshie8

anonymous · Answer

Just explain to her why it's true so she can do it herself and not have to ask for help anymore. This site isn't for cheating...

anonymous · Answer

it aint cheating if i aint got no problem

anonymous · Answer

To answer your question @KatKatJV it is true because rational numbers are numbers expressed as the quotient of a fraction, 2 numbers can be multiplied to get that number

anonymous · Answer

It doesn't have a repeating or never ending decimal. So all properties of normal multiplication apply :)

anonymous · Answer

Does that make sense? Not all properties of multiplication would apply to something like 3.738237438573743.. (on and on) but for a number like 10 they would...