How do you multiply #2\sqrt { 5} \cdot - 3\sqrt { 4}#?

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Answer 1 · 2018-01-12T00:36:08

#-12sqrt5#

#2sqrt5xx# #-3sqrt4#

Multiply the coefficients and the square roots together

which would be, #2xx(-3)##(sqrt5xxsqrt4#)

or, #-6xxsqrt5xx2# (because#sqrt4# is #2#)

or, #-12sqrt5#

Answer 2 · 2018-01-12T00:37:21

The Answer is -12#sqrt(5#

Always remember to factor the #sqrt(4#. After that, multiply the numbers that are outside the square roots. so 2 #*# -6. just add the #sqrt(5#