SOLUTION: I am struggling with this one majorly. How do I multiply each radical and simplify ?
(2√7+6√2)(√7+4√2)
(2 square root 7 + 6 square root 2)( square root
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(2√7+6√2)(√7+4√2)
(2 square root 7 + 6 square root 2)( square root
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Question 1041213: I am struggling with this one majorly. How do I multiply each radical and simplify ?
(2√7+6√2)(√7+4√2)
(2 square root 7 + 6 square root 2)( square root 7 + 4 square root 2)
The teacher gave us the answer: 62+14√14
I am trying to figure out how she got that.
Thank you for your help Found 2 solutions by stanbon, MathTherapy:Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (2√7+6√2)(√7+4√2)
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Distribute the 1st parenthesis::
(2sqrt(7)+7Sqrt(2)(sqrt(7)) + (2sqrt(7)+6sqrt(2))(4sqrt(2)
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Distribute in each of the two terms to get:
= 2*7 + 7sqrt(14) + 8sqrt(14) + 24*2
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= 14 + 48 + 15sqrt(14)
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= 62 + 15*sqrt(14)
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I am struggling with this one majorly. How do I multiply each radical and simplify ?
(2√7+6√2)(√7+4√2)
(2 square root 7 + 6 square root 2)( square root 7 + 4 square root 2)
The teacher gave us the answer: 62+14√14
I am trying to figure out how she got that.
Thank you for your help
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