Question

√6·√5·√2 what is the answer for this. Im very confused

Answer 1

Answer:

2√15 is your answer . Hope this helps you.

Answer 2

Answer:

2$\sqrt{} 15$ (decimal 7.74596)

Step-by-step explanation:

That sign is called a radical sign used to find square roots so it is used to extract or find the index of the number in this case the answer to that question

So you have

√6 √5 √2 first you find the value of the first number my finding the square root

(by changing the number into a decimal and using long division is the method i use)

Since √6 is √3 and √2 then you put them together like so

√2 √3 √5 √2

then you apply radical rule

(which the formula is √a √a = a,   a>0)

in this case it is √2 √2 = 2

and that equals

2 √3 √5

Apply radical rule again

(now that we did the formula the first time the formula changes now it is √a √b = √ab,    a>0, b>0)

now it is

2√3 x 5

now you just multiply 3 and 5and get 15

then you get

2$\sqrt{} 15$ (decimal 7.74596)

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