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Oliga [24]
3 years ago
6

I need the correct answer please

Mathematics
1 answer:
nikdorinn [45]3 years ago
4 0
So first step is to simplify everything outside of the radicals.
6*2=12
:. The expression is
__ __
12*\| 8 * \| 2
Now we know that
__ __ __
\| 8 = \| 4 * \| 2

And
__ __
\| 2 * \| 2 = 2

And
__
\| 4 = 2

So if we incorporate what we know into the equation, we can figure it out.
So let's first expand the radical 8.
__ __ __
12*\| 4 * \| 2 * \| 2

Now by simplifying the radical four and combining the radical twos, we can get all whole numbers.
12*2*2
Which equals 48.
Answer:48
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