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What is the product of the given radicals.


√(50) and
\sqrt[5]{6}

a.
\sqrt[5]{3000}
b.
\sqrt[25]{12}
c.
\sqrt[50]{3}
d.
\sqrt[25]{3}

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Answer:

the product of the given radical is
\sqrt[5]{12}

Explanation:

The computation of the product of the given radicals is as follows

According to the question, the following radical is


√(50) \ and \sqrt[5]{6}

Now simplify it


√(25 * 2) and \sqrt[5]{6}\\\\√(25) √(2) and \sqrt[5]{6}\\\\\sqrt[5]{2} and \sqrt[5]{6}\\\\\sqrt[5]{12}

Hence, the product of the given radical is
\sqrt[5]{12}

This is the answer but the same is not given in the options

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