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multiply the irrational number

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Answered by WritersParadise01
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6√15 × 4√3

= (6 × 4)(√15 × √3)

We know that,

√a × √b = √(a×b) = √ab

so, we will solve this equation by this formula,

= 24√(15×3)

we know that, √15 can be written as => √5 × √3,

= 24 [ √5 × √3 × √3 ]

= 24 ( √5 × 3 )

= 24 × 3√5

= 72√5 ....answer!

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rakeshmohata: edit it..dear
rakeshmohata: answer will be 72√5 ...though values are same ..but its better in this form
WritersParadise01: ohk
WritersParadise01: thnx
Answered by taniya55555
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(Given)\:

6√15 ×4√3

Now,

6√15 × 4√3
= (6×4) × (√15×√3)

[As we know that √a × √b = √AB.]

= 24×√45
= 24√45

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rakeshmohata: answer will be 72√5
taniya55555: how?
rakeshmohata: √15 = √3 ×√5
rakeshmohata: √15 × √3. = [√3]² × √5 = 3√5
taniya55555: ok
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