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navik [9.2K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option D, $10x^4\sqrt{6} +x^3\sqrt{30x} -10x^4\sqrt{3} -x^3\sqrt{15x}$

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1: Multiply

$(\sqrt{10x^4} -x\sqrt{5x^2} )*(2\sqrt{15x^4} + \sqrt{3x^3})\\ (\sqrt{10 * x^2 * x^2} -x\sqrt{5 * x^2} ) * (2\sqrt{15 * x^2 * x^2} +\sqrt{3 * x^2 * x})\\(x^2\sqrt{10} -x^2\sqrt{5} )*(2x^2\sqrt{15} +x\sqrt{3x}) \\\\$

$(x^2\sqrt{10}*2x^2\sqrt{15} )+(x^2\sqrt{10}*x\sqrt{3x} ) + (-x^2\sqrt{5} *2x^2\sqrt{15}) + (-x^2\sqrt{5} *x\sqrt{3x}$

$(2x^4\sqrt{150} ) + (x^3\sqrt{30x}) + (-2x^4\sqrt{75}) + (-x^3\sqrt{15x} )$

$2x^4\sqrt{5^2*6} + x^3\sqrt{30x} -2x^4\sqrt{5^2*3} -x^3\sqrt{15x}$

$10x^4\sqrt{6} +x^3\sqrt{30x} -10x^4\sqrt{3} -x^3\sqrt{15x}$

Answer: Option D, $10x^4\sqrt{6} +x^3\sqrt{30x} -10x^4\sqrt{3} -x^3\sqrt{15x}$

Ne4ueva [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option 4

Step-by-step explanation:

sqrt(10x⁴) = x²sqrt(10)

sqrt(5x²) = xsqrt(5)

sqrt(15x⁴) = x²sqrt(15)

sqrt(3x³) = xsqrt(3x)

First bracket: (sqrt(10) - sqrt(5))x²

-x²sqrt(5) × xsqrt(3x) = -x³sqrt(15x)

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