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(\[(2-5\sqrt{6})3\sqrt{2}\]
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that is not an answer choice, I did not write the answer choices because they are to long. One minute I will write them
a)\[6\sqrt{2}-15\sqrt{6}\] B)\[6\sqrt{2}-15\sqrt{12}\] C)\[6\sqrt{2}-8\sqrt{6}\] D\[6\sqrt{2}-30\]
@nicolexcx To which question does your answer correspond? :(
@thebossman Can you multiply out (distribute) and simplify the resulting (two term) expression?
I tried to, but I am really confused
What did you get?
I got \[6\sqrt{2}-15\sqrt{12}\] but I chose that before but it was wrong
@mathmate
You're almost right. Can you spot the mistake?
is it D? I think it might be D because the square root of 12 could be 4*3. 4 is a perfect square so it is 2. 2 times -25 is -30. that leaves us at 6squareroot2-30squareroot3 right?
Which choice did you choose?
You had 6sqrt(2)-15sqrt(6) before. You probably deleted it and reposted the correct answer.
If there is no typo with the question, it is not D.
@thebossman I suggest you 1. double-check the question and answers. 2. say which choice you selected before that said you're wrong.
No typo, thanks for the help!
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