## anonymous one year ago I really need help with this problem. it says to multiply and simplify if possible. (7 3sqrt4)(6 3sqrt2)

1. sweetburger

$(7 (3\sqrt{4})) ( 6 (3\sqrt{2}))$ like this?

2. anonymous

yes

3. anonymous

Yes here it means like to solve as sqrt of 4 is equwl to 2 and then mutiplt 2 with 7 and 3.. solve another side same like that.. it will give you answer in points..

4. sweetburger

basically what @Rahammii said

5. anonymous

And then multiply both answers of brcket with eachother

6. anonymous

Gimee medal plzzz

7. sweetburger

u actually wouldnt have to take anything out from teh square root cus its multiplication...

8. anonymous

Hmm yes.. right on..

9. anonymous

|dw:1433253936674:dw|

10. sweetburger

OHHHHHH THAT CHANGES THINGS

11. anonymous

Okay i know its answer too

12. sweetburger

ya this can be rewritten simply

13. anonymous

Taking power 1/3 to both brackets.. then simplify it..

14. sweetburger

4^(1/3) x 2^(1/3) = blank then take this answer and multiply it by 42

15. anonymous

@sweetburger.. it can be solve like method i provided..

16. sweetburger

@Rahammii funny that is the method u provided just i took it an easy way

17. anonymous

Oh okay okay ..

18. anonymous

so it would be 2x42?

19. sweetburger

ya bosss

20. anonymous

then what would I do with the 7 and the 6?

21. sweetburger

no the 7x6 = 42 thats where your 42 came from boss

22. sweetburger

sorry about the confusion there :/

23. anonymous

Ohh ok

24. anonymous

thank you for helping me :)