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math help please?
The directions say to multiply and simplify. Assume that all variables in a radicand represent positive real numbers.
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√12xy * √2xy^2
6 Answers
- pyz01Lv 71 decade ago
OK
â12xy * â2xy^2
â4*3xy *yâ2x
2â3xy *yâ2x
2xyâ3y*â2
2xyâ6y
= 2xyâ6y
Hope that helps.
- 1 decade ago
im not sure f this is the answer because of the way i'm lookin at it:
2xy 6y
the 6y is supposed to be in a radical and 2xy are whole numbers in front of the 6y
sorry if im wrong
- 1 decade ago
sqrt(12xy)*sqrt(2xy^2)
(12xy)^(1/2) * (2xy^2)^(1/2)
[(12xy)*(2xy^2)]^(1/2)
[(24)*(x^2)*(y^3)]^(1/2)
[(4)*(6)*(x^2)*(y^3)]^(1/2)
2*x*y*[(6)*(y)]^(1/2)
2xy*sqrt(6y)
I don't know why they told you to assume x and y are positive... it doesn't matter if they are or not...
Maybe they're tryin to confuse you?
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- oldteacherLv 51 decade ago
Multiply the inside of each radical: radical 24 x^2y^3
radical 4*6 X^2 Y^2Y^1
2xyradical 6y
- 1 decade ago
all it is, is Square root 12XY times square root 2XY and then u have ur answer, that's it