simplify the radical expression : i'll post the expression.
\[-4\sqrt{252x^3y}\] @jhonyy9
please try write the 252 in the form of a product of a square number and a number
\[\sqrt{252} = \sqrt{36}*\sqrt{7}\] this simplifies to \[6*\sqrt{7}\] right?
yes
ok, so then the \[\sqrt{x^3} \] how do you do that?
rewrite the x^3 like a product of a square and a term of x
so it breaks down to \[\sqrt{x^2} * \sqrt{x}\] and the sqrt of x^2 is just x and if you have \[\sqrt{x}\] do you just leave it like that? as \[x \sqrt{x}\] ??
perfect
so do you do the same with the y? you take the sqrt and it's left as \[\sqrt{y}\]??
yes with this y not can make nothing
ok so we have 6sqrt7, x^2,sqrt x, and sqrt y. we multiply the -4 and the 6 now?
no x^2 was inside radical when go out how will be ?
yeah my bad, i meant to say x, and then sqrt x
yes - so at the end how will be ?
how will it be when you multiply the -4 also? is that what you're asking?
yes multiplie the -4 by 6 = ?
-24
exactly - so what is the problem there ?
i think i got it. \[-24x \sqrt{7xy}\]
BRAVO hope you understand it now sure clearly
thank you so much!!
yw anytime my pleasure
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