Question

What is the following sum? 4(5 sqrt x^2y)+3(5 sqrt x^2y) PLEASE HELP IM TIMED

Answer 1

THE ANSWER IS C all the other people are wrong because they don’t even got the answer choices. 7(5sqrt ^2y)

Answer 2

Answer:
`35√(x^2y)`

Explanation:

To solve this exercise you must apply the proccedure shown below:

- Apply multiplication, as following:

`4(5√(x^2y))+3(5√(x^2y))=20√(x^2y)+15√(x^2y)`

- As you can see, the index of the radical in the first term is 2 and the index of the radical in the second term is also 2.

- You can observe that the radicands are the same.

- Therefoe, as the index of the first radical is equal to the index of the second radical and the radicands are the same, you can make the addition. Then, you obtain:

`35√(x^2y)`