Q. Simplify. Multiply and remove all perfect squares from inside the square roots. Assume x is positive.3x4⋅5x2⋅10
Multiply square roots: We start by multiplying the square roots together, using the property that a×b=a×b.3x4×5x2×10=3x4×5x2×10
Combine terms under square root: Next, we combine the terms under the single square root. 3x4⋅5x2⋅10=15x6⋅10=150x6
Identify perfect squares: Now we look for perfect squares within the square root. We can see that 150 can be factored into 2×3×52, and x6 is a perfect square since 6 is an even exponent.150x6=2×3×52×x6
Take out perfect squares: We can now take out the perfect squares from under the square root. 2⋅3⋅52⋅x6=5⋅x3⋅2⋅3
Simplify expression: Finally, we simplify the expression under the square root. 2×3=6 So, the final simplified expression is 5×x3×6.
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