-2-3 can be expressed as -2-3

The correct option is B √(2)×√(3) = √(2×3) ∵ (√(a)×√(b) = √(ab)) √(2)×√(3) = √(6) ...

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$\sqrt[n]{2} \times \sqrt[n]{3} c a n b e e x p r e s s e d a s \sqrt[n]{2 + 3}$

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