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Square root of 3z times Square root of 6z^2

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Answer:


3z√(2z)

Explanation:

Before multiplying the two factors, we can simplify the second factor.

We know that
√(x^2) = x, so we can rewrite the second factor as:


\begin{aligned} √(6z^2) &= √(6) \cdot √(z^2) \\ &= \sqrt6 \cdot z \\ &= z\sqrt6\end{aligned}

Now, we can execute the multiplication. Remember that
x \cdot x = x^(2).


√(3z) \cdot z\sqrt6


= z√(z \cdot 3 \cdot 6)


= z√(z\cdot3^2 \cdot 2)


= \boxed{3z√(2z)}

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