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How do you multiply $(7+sqrt5)(2-sqrt5)$ ?

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Apr 12, 2015

9-5 $sqrt5$

Multiplication would be 27 +2 $sqrt5$ - $sqrt5$ (7) - $sqrt5$ $sqrt5$

=14- 5*sqrt5# -5

= 9-5 $sqrt5$

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