5sqrt(19) * 6sqrt(2)

Simplify the radical expression - sqrt(2) + sqrt(8) - 3sqrt(20) (1 point) sqrt(2) - 6sqrt(5); 3sqrt(2) - 6sqrt(5); sqrt(4) -
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Simplify the radical expression - sqrt(2) + sqrt(8) - 3sqrt(20) ( 1 point) sqrt(2) - 6sqrt(5); 3sqrt(2) - 6sqrt(5); sqrt(4) -
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5sqrt(19) * 6sqrt(2)
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Multiply (5sqrt(19)) / (6sqrt(2)) Give an exact answer
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Multiply (5sqrt(19)) (6sqrt(2)) Give an exact answer
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Add 5sqrt(10) + sqrt(10) (1 point)sqrt(25) О O sqrt(60) O 6sqrt(20) 6sqrt(10)
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simplify the expression by converting to rational exponents. Assume that all variables represent positive real numbers.5sqrt(x^3
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Add 5sqrt(10) + sqrt(10)6sqrt(20) sqrt(25) sqrt(60) 6sqrt(10)
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1 last square root :Rationalize the denominator 5/sqrt[3]+sqrt[5]= 5*sqrt[3]-sqrt[5]/ sqrt[3]sqrt5[5]*sqrt[3]-sqrt[5]=
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Consider the function f(x)=6sqrt(x)+1 on the interval [3,5] . Find the average or mean slope of the function on this interval. I
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