Question 290171: Please help and if possible try to explain 2/3 radical 14 multiplied by 12 radical 7
Thank you very much! Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source):
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Since this is all multiplication and since multiplication is commutative and associative, we can reorder and rearrange this expression as we please:
The first part is easy to multiply. For the square roots, we use the property of radicals: .
And just like fractions should be reduced, if possible, square roots should be simplified. A square root can be simplified if its radicand has a perfect square factor. Since 98, the radicand, has 49 as a factor ans since 49 is a perfect square we can simplify :
Now we can use the earlier property, in reverse, to split this square root into two square roots:
And since :
which simplifies to: