Math, asked by pratimakohale, 2 months ago

(i) 3√6 × 2√2 = How much

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Answered by anijamanu2005

0

Answer:

6√4 is the answer

hope it helps

Answered by puspak98

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Answer:

3√6×2√2

=6√12 . . . . . . . .

mark brainliest because the answer above mine is wrong

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