SOLUTION: I am having a little trouble with this one. Multiply and simplify. Assume all numbers under the radical are positive.
{{{(3sqrt y^4)*(3sqrt 16y^5)}}}
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Question 160488: I am having a little trouble with this one. Multiply and simplify. Assume all numbers under the radical are positive.
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(3sqrt y^4)*(3sqrt 16y^5)
(3*y^2)(3*4y^2sqrty)
3y^2(12y^2sqrty)
36y^4sqrty
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