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2 years ago

What is the product of (3√8)(4√3)? Simplify your answer

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The answer is: 24√6 .
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The question asks:
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"<span>What is the product of (3√8)(4√3)? Simplify your answer/

First, let us simplify: "</span>√8"

"√8 = √4*√2 = 2√2 ;

So, "3√8 = 3*2√2 = 6√2" .

So, "what is the product of "(3√8)(4√3)"?

Rewrite, replacing the "(3√8)" with "6<span>√2" ; as follows:

</span>6√2* 4√3 = 6*4 *√2*√3 = 24 *√(2*3) = 24√6 .
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