SOLUTION: What is √196y^10 ? Assume y represents a positive value
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Question 511211: What is √196y^10 ? Assume y represents a positive value
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What is √196y^10 ? Assume y represents a positive value
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sqrt(196y^10)
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= sqrt[14^2*y^10]
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= 14y^5
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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