Q. Simplify.Multiply and remove all perfect squares from inside the square roots. Assume x is positive.27x⋅314x2=
Write expression: Write down the expression to be simplified.We have the expression 27x⋅314x2.
Multiply coefficients and radicands: Multiply the coefficients (numbers outside the square roots) and the radicands (expressions inside the square roots) separately.The coefficients are 2 and 3, so multiplying them gives us 2×3=6.The radicands are 7x and 14x2, so multiplying them gives us 7x×14x2=98x3.So now we have 698x3.
Factor radicand: Factor the radicand to identify perfect squares.The number 98 can be factored into 2×49, and 49 is a perfect square (72). The x3 can be written as x2×x, where x2 is a perfect square.So we can rewrite the radicand as 2×72×x2×x.
Take square root of perfect squares: Take the square root of the perfect squares.The square root of 72 is 7, and the square root of x2 is x.So we can take these outside the square root, giving us 6⋅7⋅x⋅2x.
Multiply numbers and variables: Multiply the numbers and variables outside the square root.Multiplying 6, 7, and x gives us 42x.So the expression simplifies to 42x2x.
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