How do you simplify #sqrt( 3/10) *sqrt(5/8)#?
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Since both fractions are square roots, therefore, taking both fractions under the same root sign
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To simplify the expression sqrt(3/10) * sqrt(5/8), you can multiply the numbers under the square roots together and simplify the result.
sqrt(3/10) * sqrt(5/8) = sqrt((3/10) * (5/8)) = sqrt(15/80) = sqrt(3/16) = sqrt(3)/sqrt(16) = sqrt(3)/4.
Therefore, the simplified expression is sqrt(3)/4.
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