Homework Help: college algebra

Posted by john on Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at 11:10am.

Find the product and enter the real and imaginary parts below. Note that you do not need to type in the since it is already given to you. Simplify your square roots as much as possible.
sqrt-27((sqrt-5)-(sqrt-11))

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