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What is the product? assume x>0 (√3x + √5) (√15x +2√30

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Answer: B: 3x√5+6√10x+5√3x+10√6x

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The first step for solving this expression is to multiply the parenthesis.

√(45) x^(2) + 2√(90) x + √(75)x + 2√(150)
Simplify the first radical.

3√(5) x^(2) + 2√(90) x + √(75)x + 2√(150)
Simplify the second radical.

3√(5) x^(2) + 2X3√(10) x + √(75)x + 2√(150)
Simplify the third radical.

3√(5) x^(2) + 2X3√(10) x + 5√(3)x + 2√(150)
Simplify the final radical.

3√(5) x^(2) + 2X3√(10) x + 5√(3)x + 10√(6)
Lastly,, calculate the product of 2 × 3
√(10)x to get your final answer.

3√(5) x^(2) + 6√(10) x + 5√(3)x + 10√(6)
Let me know if you have any further questions.
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