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Multiply and simplify the following radical expressions. Assume all variables are positive.
$(2 \sqrt{y} + 4) (\sqrt{y} - 5)$

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Final Answer: $- 6 \sqrt{y} + 2 y - 20$

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Step 1 ：Multiply each term in the first expression by each term in the second expression using the distributive property: $(2 \sqrt{y} + 4) (\sqrt{y} - 5)$

Step 2 ：Simplify the resulting expression by combining like terms and simplifying any radical expressions: $- 6 \sqrt{y} + 2 y - 20$

Step 3 ：Final Answer: $- 6 \sqrt{y} + 2 y - 20$

Question 2of 8 Step 1 of 1 Multiply and simplify the following radical expressions. Assume all variables are positive.(2y+4)(y−5) Answer 2 Points Prev

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Question 2
of 8 Step 1 of 1

Multiply and simplify the following radical expressions. Assume all variables are positive.
$(2 \sqrt{y} + 4) (\sqrt{y} - 5)$

Answer 2 Points

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