To simplify the expression "square root of 12 multiplied by square root of 270 divided by square root of 60," we can first simplify each individual square root.
√12 is equal to √(4 × 3), which can be further simplified to 2√3.
√270 is equal to √(9 × 30), which simplifies to 3√30.
√60 is equal to √(4 × 15), which simplifies to 2√15.
Now we can substitute these simplified square roots back into the original expression:
2√3 × 3√30 / 2√15
Next, we can combine the numerical coefficients:
(2 × 3)√3√30 / 2√15
Simplifying further:
6√(3 × 30) / 2√15
6√90 / 2√15
Since 6 and 2 have a common divisor of 2, we can cancel it out:
(6/2)√90 / √15
3√90 / √15
Now, looking for common factors within the square roots:
√3 × √(3 × 10) / √15
Simplifying further:
√3 × √30 / √15
Now, multiplying and dividing the terms under the square roots:
√(3 × 30) / √15
√90 / √15
Finally, combining the square roots:
√(90/15)
Simplifying the fraction:
√6
So, the simplified expression is √6.
