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Multiply. √6x⋅√15xy⋅√20 Please answer as quickly as possible

User CmdNtrf
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Answer:


\boxed{30√(2) x^2 y}

Explanation:


√(6) *x*√(15) * x*y*√(20)


\sf Multiply


√(6)√(15)√(20)*x*x*y


√(6*15*20)*x^2 *y


√(1800)x^2y


\sf Simplify


√(900) √(2) x^2y


30√(2) x^2 y

User Matt Mazur
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Answer:


30x√(2y)

Explanation:

First, multiply sqrt.(6x) by sqrt.(15xy)

That equals sqrt.
\sqrt{90x^(2)y } *√(20)

then, rewrite
90x^(2) y as (3x)^2 * (10y)

you have
\sqrt{(3x)^(2) *(10y)} *√(20)

Next, pull the terms from out under the radical, to get:


3x√(10y) *√(20)

Now rewrite 20 as 2^2 * 5

You get
3x√(10y) *(2√(5) )

Multiply everything together to get:
6x√(50y)

Now rewrite 50 y as 5^2 * 2y

You end up with
6x\sqrt{5^(2)*(2y)}

Then, pull out the terms from under the radical. You get:


6x(5√(2y))

Finally, multiply the 5 and 6 together to get:
30x√(2y)

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