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Simply the following:
-3\sqrt{50a^(2) b^(2) }

User IvanHid
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Given:

The expression is


-3√(50a^2b^2)

To find:

The simplified form of the given expression.

Solution:

We have,


-3√(50a^2b^2)

It can be written as


=-3√(2* 25a^2b^2)


=-3√(2* 5^2a^2b^2)

Using the properties of radical and logarithm, we get


=-3√(2* (5ab)^2)
[\because (mn)^x=m^xn^x]


=-3√(2)* √((5ab)^2)
[\because √(mn)=√(m)√(n)]


=-3√(2)* 5ab


=-15√(2)ab

Therefore the simplified form of the given expression is
-15√(2)ab.

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