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What is the following sum? Assume x > 0 and y > 0 sqrt x^2y^2+2 sqrt x^3y^4+xy sqrt y

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Answer:

B is the right option

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User Vindia
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Answer:


xy(1+2y√(x)+√(y))

Explanation:

Given expression,


√(x^2y^2)+2√(x^3y^4)+xy√(y)


=(x^2y^2)^(1)/(2) + 2(x^3y^4)^(1)/(2) + xy√(y)


\because (√(x)=x^(1)/(2))


=(x^2)^(1)/(2) (y^2)^(1)/(2) + 2(x^3)^(1)/(2) (y^4)^(1)/(2) + xy√(y)


(\because (ab)^n=a^n b^n)


=x^{2* (1)/(2)} y^{2* (1)/(2)} + 2(x^{3* (1)/(2)})(y^{4* (1)/(2)})+xy√(y)


\because (a^n)^m=a^(mn)


=x^1 y^1 + 2x^{1(1)/(2)} y^2 + xy√(y)


=xy+2x.(x)^(1)/(2) y^2 + xy√(y)


=xy+2xy^2√(x)+xy√(y)


=xy(1+2y√(x)+√(y))

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