Before multiplying the given radical expressions, we need to answer two questions.
Can the expressions be multiplied?
If so, do absolute value symbols need to be added to the answer?
The rule regarding multiplying radical expressions states that if na and nb are real numbers, then na⋅nb=nab.
34⋅380=34⋅80
Because both radicals are real numbers and we can see that the given expressions have the same index, we can multiply them. Additionally, 4 and 80 are positive numbers, so we do not need to add any absolute value symbols.
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