Respuesta :

Simplify the radical by breaking the radicand up into a product of known factors
The answer is B.

The simplified product of [tex]2\sqrt{5x^3}(-3\sqrt{10x^2} )[/tex] is [tex]-30x^2\sqrt{2x}[/tex]. Therefore the correct option is b).

Given :

[tex]2\sqrt{5x^3}(-3\sqrt{10x^2} )[/tex]

Solution :

-3 is multiplied by 2 in the first step.

[tex]2\sqrt{5x^3}(-3\sqrt{10x^2} ) = -6(\sqrt{5x^3} \sqrt{10x^2} )[/tex]

The simplification of the result is performed.

[tex]2\sqrt{5x^3}(-3\sqrt{10x^2} ) = -6(\sqrt{5x^3\times10x^2} )[/tex]

Further simplicification by multiplying 5 by 10.

[tex]2\sqrt{5x^3}(-3\sqrt{10x^2} ) = -6(\sqrt{50x^5} )[/tex]

The further simplification is performed.

[tex]2\sqrt{5x^3}(-3\sqrt{10x^2} ) = -30x^2(\sqrt{2x} )[/tex]

The simplified product of [tex]2\sqrt{5x^3}(-3\sqrt{10x^2} )[/tex] is [tex]-30x^2\sqrt{2x}[/tex]. Therefore the correct option is b).

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