1. Take the log of all terms (allowed, because log keeps the sum monotonic):
log(sqrt(a)) + log(sqrt(b)) + log(sqrt(c))
2. pull out the sqrt from the log:
1/2 * log(a) + 1/2 * log(b) +1/2 * log(c)
3. factor out the 1/2:
1/2 * (log(a) + log(b) + log(c))
4. sum of logs can be rewritten as a log of product:
1/2 * log (a * b * c)
5. compute log of (a * b * c), and halve it. Ditto with log of (d * e * f). This should give a number which is proportional to the original sum of sqrt.