It looks like you're working with some algebraic manipulations related to products of numbers and their arrangement. The expression you've provided, \(AB \times BC \times AC = AABBCC\), suggests a relationship between the products of three variables and a concatenated number representation.
To verify your expression \(AB \times BC \times AC = (ABC)^2\):
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Rearranging the Expression:
- \(AB\) represents the product of \(A\) and \(B\).
- \(BC\) represents the product of \(B\) and \(C\).
- \(AC\) represents the product of \(A\) and \(C\).
Therefore, the multiplication of these three gives: \[ AB \times BC \times AC = (A \times B) \times (B \times C) \times (A \times C) = A^2 \times B^2 \times C^2 = (ABC)^2 \]
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Calculating \((ABC)\): If you're suggesting that \(ABC\) can be calculated through the expression \(\sqrt{1216 \times 2812 \times 2368}\), that is an interesting approach!
Following this:
\[ ABC = \sqrt{1216 \times 2812 \times 2368} \]
You would need to compute that multiplication and then take the square root.
Using a calculator or computation tool, you can confirm this calculation. If you want the exact value or further assistance in calculating, feel free to ask!
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