3 years ago

Combine and simplify the following radical expression. 3^ square root 6 x 3^ square root 4

Mathematics

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xeze [42]3 years ago

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${3}^{ \sqrt{6} } \times {3}^{ \sqrt{4} } =$

${3}^{ \sqrt{6} } \times {3}^{2} =$

${3}^{ \sqrt{6} + 2 } = {3}^{2 + \sqrt{6} }$

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