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Sep 15, 2015
harpazo
On 9/15/15, RACHEL wrote: > how do i multiply 3 root 5 x 3 root 2
This is not a radical equation.
You are simply asked to multiply radicals.
3root(5)*3root(2)
3*3 = 9
root(5)*root(2) = root(10)
Answer:
9*root(10)
This is not a radical equation.
You are simply asked to multiply radicals.
3root(5)*3root(2)
3*3 = 9
root(5)*root(2) = root(10)
Answer:
9*root(10)
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