As a manufacturing technician, you are programming a CNC machine using an algebraic model to determine the stress load on a new part. The formula requires you to multiply radical expressions, specifically $(6\sqrt{6x^2})(8\sqrt{30x^4})$. To correctly program the initial calculation step, which fundamental algebraic rule must you recall regarding the coefficients and radicands?

In a technical workshop, a technician is required to multiply the radical expressions ${}6\sqrt{6x^2}$ and ${}8\sqrt{30x^4}$. According to the product rule for radicals, the correct first step involves multiplying the coefficients and the radicands separately to obtain the intermediate result ${}48\sqrt{180x^6}$.

A construction estimator is calculating the structural load for a custom-built beam. The formula results in the radical expression ${}(-4\sqrt[4]{12y^3})(-\sqrt[4]{8y^3})$. To determine the final load specification, the estimator must simplify the expression. Arrange the steps below in the correct chronological order to simplify this expression to its final form.

As a logistics coordinator, you are verifying the calculations for a shipment of specialized cargo. The formula for the required storage volume requires simplifying the radical expression $({}6\sqrt{6x^2})({}8\sqrt{30x^4})$. To ensure the accuracy of the final specifications, match each component of the simplification process with its corresponding value.

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