Simplify the radical expression

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eimsori [14]1 year ago

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5(45b)^1/2 times 6(48b)^1/2

LenKa [72]1 year ago

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<span>To multiply two radicals together, we can simply multiply both the values inside the radicals together and put that in a radical.
So for 5*sqrt(45b) * 6*sqrt(48b), we get 30*sqrt(45b*48b) = 30*sqrt(2160b^2). This value can be simplified further by taking out b^2 and 12^2 from the radical giving us the answer 360b*sqrt(15).</span>

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