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Distribute and simplify the radicals below
2√3*(2√+√3)

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Answer:

6+2√6

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User Pigouina
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Given expression:
2√(3) *(√(2)+ √(3)).

We need to distribute and simplify.

We have 2√3 in front of paranthesis.

We need to distribute 2√3 over paranthesis.

2√3*(√2+√3) would give : 2√3 * √2 + 2√3 * √3.

We need to multiply radical numbers inside radicals and outside number by outside number.

On simplifying, we get

2√6 + 2 * 3 = 2√6 + 6.

Therefore, final answer is 6+2√6.

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