Multiply √(7)*√(3) (Am I right?)
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Multiply √(7)*√(3) (Am I right?)

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-05-20] [Hit: ]
It cannot be simplified so this as above.Only convert to decimal form if stated in question.......
Multiply √(7)*√(3)
I got 2√14 is that right?
Should I put the decimal form instead?

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No, it's the square root of 21. You can't simplify that. You just multiply the numbers in the square root signs. Since you can't take a square number out of 21, you cannot simplify it anymore than the square root of 21.

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√(7)*√(3) = √(7*3) = √(21)
It cannot be simplified so this as above.
Only convert to decimal form if stated in question.

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7 x 3 = 21 and 21 cannot be factored any further
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