Math, asked by manishprik3470, 5 hours ago

6√3 ×12√2 multiply the term

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Answered by srijit64

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Answer:

72√6

Step-by-step explanation:

6√3*12√2

=6*12*√3*√2

=72*√3*√2

=72*√6

=72√6(Ans)

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