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Question 129108: Please help me. I'm trying to help my daughter with her homework but I dont understand nothing if you can please help me with one problem by explaining how to do it it will be greatly appreciated. You have to rewrite the expression in lowest terms with the radical in the numerator. the first one is 6 over a line with a what looks like a division sign with a ten under it
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Question 129482: 1.square root of 20 + square root of 80
2. square root of 12 - 2 square root of 3
3. sqare root of 28 - square root of 62
4. 3/square root of 6
5. square root of 24+ square root of 54+ 8 square root of6
6. square root of 32 + 2 square root of 2
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Question 129655: we are to solve the following algebraically. I am not sure how to type this out for you but It is a fraction, so there is no division.
A) 1/4=3-2x-1/x+2 The work I have done on it is 1/4=3/1-2x-1/x+2 =
1/4=(3/1)(x+2/x+2)-2x-1/x+2 = 3x+6/x+2-2x-1/x+2 1/4 = x+5/x+2
B)x^3/2=125
c) 3 cuberoot of x-4=2
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Question 130964: I have a problem... I've solved this problem by rationalizing radicals (conjugation), and I think my result is 4, but in the answer sheet I've got, it says the result is 3.8 can you help me?
The next addition...
 
is equal to:
a. 3
b. 3.8
c. 4
d.4.6
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Question 131032This question is from textbook algebra
: I think I got half of this problem, the question is: Solve each of the following. Express irrational solutions in simplest radical form. If it has no solution write "no solution". The problem is: x^2=225
What I got for this was; x= 15, but I think there is another one. Please and Thank You=)This question is from textbook algebra
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Question 131037: If you cut out the largest possible circular pie crust from a square piece of dough that is d inches on a side, what is the area of the remaining dough?
If you take this remaining dough and reshape it into a new circle to make a second pie, what is the diameter of the second pie?
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Question 130968: I need to find the rational exponent equation L = 2.43*W^0.3326 to estimate the wingspan L in feet fo the bird. Weighs W pounds I need to include the wingspan of a peacock 6Ft. and weight of 13 pounds. How would I work this problem correctly?
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