I can’t figure out the answer

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Answer:

Explanation:

using the rule of radicals

$\sqrt{(a)/(b) }$ ×
$\sqrt{(c)/(d) }$ =
$\sqrt{(ab)/(cd) }$ , then

$\sqrt{(3x)/(2) }$ ×
$\sqrt{(x)/(6) }$

=
$\sqrt{(3x^2)/(12) }$

=
$\sqrt{(3x^2)/(3(4)) }$

=
$\sqrt{(x^2)/(4) }$

=
(√(x^2) )/(√(4) )

=
(x)/(2)

Samreen answered May 16, 2023

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