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 \sqrt[2]{12}  \times  \sqrt{3 }

Answers

Answered by Missyouu
2
√12 = 2√3

√12×√3 = 2√3×√3 = 2×3 = 6
Answered by kapil913
5
ANSWER::

 \sqrt[2]{12} \times \sqrt{3 }

ACCORDING TO PRIME FACTORISATION:-
12= 2×2×3×1
3= 1×3

So,
 \sqrt[2]{12} \times \sqrt{3 }

= \sqrt[2]{1×1×2×2×3×3}

In finding square root , always we have to take pair of numbers as single number which will be the square root of number.

So,

 \sqrt[2]{1×1×2×2×3×3}

= 1×2×3

= 6 (<-------ANSWER)


OR


 \sqrt[2]{1×1×2×2×3×3}

=  \sqrt[2]{36}

= 6 (<------------ANSWER)
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