To multiply a whole number by a radical, do you multiply the whole number by the number outside the radical
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To multiply a whole number by a radical, do you multiply the whole number by the number outside the radical

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-04-24] [Hit: ]
would the answer simply be: x times y√z ?-exactly,......
Say you have a whole number, let's call it "x", and a radical number, let's make it y√z. If you wanna multiply those two, would the answer simply be: "x times y√z" ?

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exactly, and take it a step further:

x times y√z

xy √z

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(x)*(y√z)=(x*y)*√z

x*√z=√((x^2)*z)
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