How would I multiply this and put it into a simple radical form?

√5 x √10

Top 3 Answers

A few days ago

ElphieFan2014

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first, you multiply the numbers under the radical

√5 x √10

you get √50

this can be broken down into:

√25 x 2 (obviously)

that can be further broken down into

√5 x 5 x 2

since there are 2 fives under the radical, you can take out a five, like this:

5√2

thats the simplified form

hope that helps!!

5 years ago

francis

5*100= 500 right so /5 */100+ /500 so the Square root of 100 is 10 so the /500 of is 10*/5

A few days ago

desigurl824

it equals √50. that u can simplify to √25 * √2

that equals:

5* √2

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