Algebra Problem:

Question

Simplify: (3√12√12)

(A) 12^(2/3)

(B) 2(3^2/3)

(C) 2√3

(D) (2/3√12)

(E) none of these

For this I got (C) 2√3, is this correct?

Answer 1

In order to simplify 3√12√12, we can first multiply √12 by √12 which gives us √144 because when multiplying square roots, we multiply the numbers inside the radicals. We know that √144 = 12. Lastly, we can multiply 3 by 12 now which gives us 36. Therefore, our final answer is 36.

Answer 2

3*sqrt(12)*sqrt(12)=3*12=36 but maybe you submitted the problem incorrectly!