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(2sqrt7+3sqrt6)(5sqrt2+4sqrt3)=

User Stig Husby
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Answer:


10 \sqrt { 14 } + 8 \sqrt { 21 } + 30 \sqrt { 3 } + 36 \sqrt { 2 }

Explanation:

We are given the following expression and we are to evaluate it:


(2 \sqrt 7 + 3 \sqrt 6 ) ( 5 \sqrt 2 + 4 \sqrt 3 )

Expanding this expression by multiplying each term with the rest of the terms to get:


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

Further simplifying it to get:


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


10 \sqrt { 14 } + 8 \sqrt { 21 } + 30 \sqrt { 3 } + 36 \sqrt { 2 }

User Boris Raznikov
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Answer:


10√(14))+8√(21))+30√(3)+36√(2))

Explanation:

The given product is:


(2√(7)+3√(6))(5√(2)+4√(3))

We expand using the distributive property to get;


(2√(7))(5√(2)+4√(3))+3√(6)(5√(2)+4√(3))

Simplify:


=10√(14))+8√(21))+15√(12)+12√(18))


=10√(14))+8√(21))+30√(3)+36√(2))

User Hauron
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