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Could someone explain to me why on number five the square root of three times square root of three equals three?

Could someone explain to me why on number five the square root of three times square root of three equals three?
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Could someone explain to me why on number five the square root of three times square root of three equals three?

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3*sqrt3 can never be three.

However,
√(3) *√(3) is equal to 3

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