Multiply the radicals and simplify.

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When multiplying radicals, you can simplify by multiplying the constants and multiplying the coefficients (or the numbers in front of the radicals) together. Then, you can multiply the radicands (or the numbers inside the radicals) together.

In this case, the constants are the same (11ec19db_851f_f946_9dbe_7505bccb97a8_TBX8673_11), so we only need to focus on multiplying the coefficients and radicands.

The first radical has a coefficient of 11 and a radicand of ec19db_851f_f946_9dbe_7505bccb97a8_TBX8673_11. The second radical has a coefficient of 11 and a radicand of db. Multiplying the coefficients gives us 11*11 = 121. Multiplying the radicands gives us ec19db_851f_f946_9dbe_7505bccb97a8_TBX8673_11 * db, which simplifies to ec19db_851f_f947_9dbe_cbefe0070ca3_TBX8673_11.

Putting this together, we get 121ec19db_851f_f947_9dbe_cbefe0070ca3_TBX8673_11, which matches option D.

Multiply the Radicals and Simplify