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what is the following product? (2 sqrt 7+3 sqrt 6) (5 sqrt 2+4 sqrt 3)

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Answered by OrethaWilkison
11

To find the product of  (2\sqrt{7} +3\sqrt{6} )\cdot (5\sqrt{2}+ 4\sqrt{3} ).

Solve:

(2\sqrt{7} +3\sqrt{6} )\cdot (5\sqrt{2}+ 4\sqrt{3} )

A product is the result multiplying or an expression that identifies  factor to be multiplied.

\left (\left (2\sqrt{7}\cdot 5\sqrt{2} \right ) +\left (2\sqrt{7}\cdot 4\sqrt{3} \right )+\left (3\sqrt{6}\cdot 5\sqrt{2}\right)+\left ( 3\sqrt{6}\cdot 4\sqrt{3} \right ))

\left ( 10\sqrt{14} + 8 \sqrt{21} +15\sqrt{12}+ 12\sqrt{18} \right )

Therefore, the product of (2\sqrt{7} +3\sqrt{6} )\cdot (5\sqrt{2}+ 4\sqrt{3} ) is 10\sqrt{14} + 8 \sqrt{21} +15\sqrt{12}+ 12\sqrt{18}



Answered by christophergkeith
2

option 'd' would be correct.

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