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3√9 * 4√3 how do you solve this​
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3√9 * 4√3
how do you solve this​

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Answer:

36√ 3

Explanation:

Since 3×3=9, the square root of 9 is 3.

3×3×4√ 3

Simplify.

36√ 3

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