What is the following product 3 square root 2(5 square root 6-7 square root 3

30√3 - 21 √6

Step-by-step explanation:

The given expression is:

3√2 (5√6 -7√3)

We cannot subtract the values inside the bracket because the values inside the radicals are not same.

So multiply 3√2 with the bracket.

=3*5√2*6 -  3*7√2*3

=15√12 - 21√6

Now break √12

=15√4*3 - 21√6

write √4*3 separately:

=15√4 *√3 - 21√6

We know that √4 = 2

=15*2*√3 - 21√6

=30√3 - 21 √6

Therefore the answer is 30√3 - 21 √6

based on context clues you gave i'm assuming the answer would be c.