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Question 186676
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how do you simplify 5√(-6)*4√(-10)
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Start with the given expression.
Factor -6 into -1*6. Factor -10 into -1*10
Break up the square root.
Replace the square root of -1 with 'i' (note:
)
Rearrange the terms.
Multiply 'i' and 'i' to get
Replace
with -1. Remember, since
, then
Rearrange the terms again
Multiply
Combine the roots.
Multiply
Factor 60 into 4*15. Note: one factor is a perfect square
Break up the square root.
Take the square root of 4 to get 2
Multiply
So
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