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√-14 x √18

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User Tharaka
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Answer:


6i√(7)

Explanation:

One can multiply the two radicles by multiplying the values under the radicals, then taking out perfect squares. In essence;


√(-14){*√(18)\\


=√((-14)(18))


= √(-252)

Rewrite such that is expressed perfect square factors in the number,


√((-1)(9)(4)(7))

Take out the factors,


3 * 2*√((-1)(7))

Simplify,


6√((-1)(7))

Remember the square root of negative one can be signified by the character (
i), therefore, one can take it out from the radical.


6i√(7)

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