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Perform the multiplication and express the result in the simplest form.
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12
×
4
\sqrt{12}\times\sqrt{4}
12
×
4
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Algebra 1
Multiply radical expressions
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Q.
Perform the multiplication and express the result in the simplest form.
\newline
12
×
4
\sqrt{12}\times\sqrt{4}
12
×
4
Apply product rule of radicals:
We have:
12
×
4
\sqrt{12} \times \sqrt{4}
12
×
4
Apply the product rule of radicals.
12
×
4
=
12
×
4
\sqrt{12} \times \sqrt{4} = \sqrt{12 \times 4}
12
×
4
=
12
×
4
Multiply inside the radical:
Now, let's multiply inside the radical.
12
×
4
=
48
\sqrt{12 \times 4} = \sqrt{48}
12
×
4
=
48
Simplify by factoring:
But wait,
48
48
48
can be simplified cuz it's
16
16
16
times
3
3
3
, and
16
16
16
is a perfect square.
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So, we can write
48
\sqrt{48}
48
as
16
×
3
\sqrt{16 \times 3}
16
×
3
Take square root out:
Now, we can take the
square root
of
16
16
16
out of the radical, since it's a perfect square.
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16
×
3
=
16
×
3
\sqrt{16 \times 3} = \sqrt{16} \times \sqrt{3}
16
×
3
=
16
×
3
Final simplified form:
And we know that
16
\sqrt{16}
16
is
4
4
4
, so we have:
4
×
3
4 \times \sqrt{3}
4
×
3
Final simplified form:
And we know that
16
\sqrt{16}
16
is
4
4
4
, so we have:
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4
×
3
4 \times \sqrt{3}
4
×
3
So, the simplest form of
12
×
4
\sqrt{12} \times \sqrt{4}
12
×
4
is:
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4
×
3
4 \times \sqrt{3}
4
×
3
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