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What is the following simplified product? Assume x20.

6x2 + 4 /8x3 9x-x 5x5

What is the following simplified product Assume x20 6x2 4 8x3 9x x 5x5

Answer :

The simplified product is 18x -6[tex]x^4[/tex] + 24x²√2 - [tex]8x^5[/tex]√2.

or 18x -[tex]x^4[/tex] √30x + 24x²√2 - [tex]8x^5[/tex]√2

What is Radical?

The √ symbol that is used to denote square root or nth roots. Radical Expression - A radical expression is an expression containing a square root. Radicand - A number or expression inside the radical symbol.

We have

(√6x² + 4√8x³)(√9x - x√5[tex]x^5[/tex])

Now, simplifying the radical is

√6x² = √6 x

4√8x³ = 4(2x) √2x= 8x√2x

√9x = 3√x

x√5[tex]x^5[/tex]= x³ √x

Now, the simplified expression is

(√6x² + 4√8x³)(√9x - x√5[tex]x^5[/tex])

= (√6 x + 8x√2x) (3√x - x³ √x)

= 6(3)(x) -6[tex]x^4[/tex] + 24x²√2 - [tex]8x^5[/tex]√2

= 18x -6[tex]x^4[/tex] + 24x²√2 - [tex]8x^5[/tex]√2

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The correct answer is: D) [tex]$3 x \sqrt{6 x}-x^4 \sqrt{30 x}+24 x^2 \sqrt{2}-8 x^5 \sqrt{10}$[/tex].

To simplify the given product, let's first expand it:

[tex]\left(\sqrt{6 x^2}+4 \sqrt{8 x^3}\right)\left(\sqrt{9 x}-x \sqrt{5 x^5}\right)[/tex]

[tex]=\sqrt{6 x^2} \cdot \sqrt{9 x}+\sqrt{6 x^2} \cdot\left(-x \sqrt{5 x^5}\right)+4 \sqrt{8 x^3} \cdot \sqrt{9 x}-4 \sqrt{8 x^3} \cdot\left(x \sqrt{5 x^5}\right)[/tex]

[tex]=3 x \sqrt{6 x}-x^4 \sqrt{30 x}+24 x^2 \sqrt{2}-8 x^5 \sqrt{10}[/tex]

Thus, the fourth option matches the simplified product.

Complete Question:

What is the following simplified product? Assume [tex]$x \geq 0$[/tex].

A) [tex]$\left(\sqrt{6 x^2}+4 \sqrt{8 x^3}\right)\left(\sqrt{9 x}-x \sqrt{5 x^5}\right)$[/tex]

B) [tex]$3 x \sqrt{6 x}+x^4 \sqrt{30 x}+24 x^2 \sqrt{2 x}+8 x^5 \sqrt{10 x}$[/tex]

C) [tex]$3 x \sqrt{6 x}+x^4 \sqrt{30 x}+24 x^2 \sqrt{2}+8 x^5 \sqrt{10}$[/tex]

D) [tex]$3 x \sqrt{6 x}-x^4 \sqrt{30 x}+24 x^2 \sqrt{2}-8 x^5 \sqrt{10}$[/tex]

E) [tex]$3 x \sqrt{6 x}-x^4 \sqrt{30 x}+24 x^2 \sqrt{2 x}-8 x^5 \sqrt{10 x}$[/tex]