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02-10-2020
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2√6 ∙ √8 + 2√12

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

multiply first,

so 2√6 x √8 = 2√48 (because when radicals are multiplied we add them)

so

2√48 can be simplified to 8√3 and 2√12 can be simplified to 4√3

8√3+4√3=12√3

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