What is the product of 9 radical 5 and 5 radical 10 in simplest radical form?
1 answer:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(9√5) (5√10)
The leading interger product is found by multiplying 9 and 5
The leading integer product is 9*5 = 45
The radical product is (√5*10
Factor 10
radical product = √5*2*5
There are 2 fives underneath the radical. Take one out and ignore the other
radical product = 5√2
The 5 now multiplies by 45 and √2 becomes part of the answer
5*45√2
225√2
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