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What Is the Simplest Radical Expression That Can Be Multiplied 45\sqrt{45}

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What is the simplest radical expression that can be multiplied by the given radical expression so that the product can be simplified to no longer contain a radical?
- 45\sqrt{45}


A) 7\sqrt{7}
B) 3\sqrt{3}
C) 5\sqrt{5}
D) 9\sqrt{9}

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