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Question 168825: how do i simplify this? the square root of 2x times the sqaure root of 3x: how do i simplify this? the square root of 2x times the sqaure root of 3x Answer by Mathtut(373) (Show Source): |
Question 168825: how do i simplify this? the square root of 2x times the sqaure root of 3x: how do i simplify this? the square root of 2x times the sqaure root of 3x Answer by Alan3354(1216) (Show Source): |
Question 168825: how do i simplify this? the square root of 2x times the sqaure root of 3x: how do i simplify this? the square root of 2x times the sqaure root of 3x Answer by nerdybill(1047) (Show Source): |
Question 168716: I have a problem on a homework sheet that looks like this: I am not sure where to even start. I would think that since both the numerator and denominator are both the 4th root I could just multiply everything under the radical. Could you please help.
Thank you :)
Simplify:
4√a^6b^13/4√a^2b: I have a problem on a homework sheet that looks like this: I am not sure where to even start. I would think that since both the numerator and denominator are both the 4th root I could just multiply everything under the radical. Could you please help.
Thank you :)
Simplify:
4√a^6b^13/4√a^2b Answer by Alan3354(1216) (Show Source): |
Question 168716: I have a problem on a homework sheet that looks like this: I am not sure where to even start. I would think that since both the numerator and denominator are both the 4th root I could just multiply everything under the radical. Could you please help.
Thank you :)
Simplify:
4√a^6b^13/4√a^2b: I have a problem on a homework sheet that looks like this: I am not sure where to even start. I would think that since both the numerator and denominator are both the 4th root I could just multiply everything under the radical. Could you please help.
Thank you :)
Simplify:
4√a^6b^13/4√a^2b Answer by stanbon(18787) (Show Source): |
Question 168494: The formula for the n-th term of this sequence is n2. 1, 4, 9, 16, 25.
What is the formula for n-th term the following sequences?
A. 0, 3, 8, 15, 24
B. 10, 13, 18, 25, 34
C. 2, 8, 18, 32, 50
D. 1, 8, 27, 64, 125
Tank you for your hellp!!!: The formula for the n-th term of this sequence is n2. 1, 4, 9, 16, 25.
What is the formula for n-th term the following sequences?
A. 0, 3, 8, 15, 24
B. 10, 13, 18, 25, 34
C. 2, 8, 18, 32, 50
D. 1, 8, 27, 64, 125
Tank you for your hellp!!! Answer by josmiceli(2023) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!A. 0, 3, 8, 15, 24
B. 10, 13, 18, 25, 34
C. 2, 8, 18, 32, 50
D. 1, 8, 27, 64, 125
(A) Looks like 
(B) 
{C) 
(D) 
These are pretty hard- don't feel bad- the more
you plug along with these the better you get
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Question 168494: The formula for the n-th term of this sequence is n2. 1, 4, 9, 16, 25.
What is the formula for n-th term the following sequences?
A. 0, 3, 8, 15, 24
B. 10, 13, 18, 25, 34
C. 2, 8, 18, 32, 50
D. 1, 8, 27, 64, 125
Tank you for your hellp!!!: The formula for the n-th term of this sequence is n2. 1, 4, 9, 16, 25.
What is the formula for n-th term the following sequences?
A. 0, 3, 8, 15, 24
B. 10, 13, 18, 25, 34
C. 2, 8, 18, 32, 50
D. 1, 8, 27, 64, 125
Tank you for your hellp!!! Answer by Mathtut(373) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!a.  x is natural numbers
b. ![x[n]=x[n-1] + (2n+1)](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=x%5Bn%5D=x%5Bn-1%5D+%2B+%282n%2B1%29&x=0003) where ![x[0]=10](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=x%5B0%5D=10&x=0003) 1st term, n is natural numbers
c ![x[n]=x[n-1] + (4n+2)](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=x%5Bn%5D=x%5Bn-1%5D+%2B++%284n%2B2%29&x=0003) where ![x[0]=2](/cgi-bin/plot-formula.mpl?expression=x%5B0%5D=2&x=0003) 1st term, n is natural numbers
d.  where x is the natural numbers
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Question 168352: how do you solve a frcation power like 2 to the 1/10 power: how do you solve a frcation power like 2 to the 1/10 power Answer by checkley77(3412) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!2^(1/10)
Fractional exponents usethe numerator(1) as a power & the denominator as a root.
Thus we have:
The 10th root of 2. OR
10\/(2)=1.07177 ans.
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Question 168363: mr. barada bought a square rug. the area of the rug was about 68.06ft2. he estimated that the lenth of a side was about 7ft. is mr. barada's estimate reasonable?explain.: mr. barada bought a square rug. the area of the rug was about 68.06ft2. he estimated that the lenth of a side was about 7ft. is mr. barada's estimate reasonable?explain. Answer by stanbon(18787) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!mr. barada bought a square rug. the area of the rug was about 68.06ft2. he estimated that the lenth of a side was about 7ft. is mr. barada's estimate reasonable?explain.
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If it is square and if one side is 7 ft, the area of the rug is 49 sq ft,
not 68.06 sq. ft.
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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Question 168205This question is from textbook Intermediate Algebra
: Please help me rationalize the denominator: 3square root symbol (this is cube root) -3 over or divided by 50. I seperated the two into cube root -3 over or divided by cube root 50. I have to rationalize the denominator, so I tried to multiply both top and bottom by cube root 50. When I do that, I get cube root 150 over cube root 2500! I have no idea what the cube root of 150 or 2500 is!
I also tried to break down cube root 50 but didn't have any luck. The answer in the textbook is cube root 60 over 10. I know they have probably reduced it but I can't figure out how. I'm still working on it but am stuck. Thanks!This question is from textbook Intermediate Algebra
: Please help me rationalize the denominator: 3square root symbol (this is cube root) -3 over or divided by 50. I seperated the two into cube root -3 over or divided by cube root 50. I have to rationalize the denominator, so I tried to multiply both top and bottom by cube root 50. When I do that, I get cube root 150 over cube root 2500! I have no idea what the cube root of 150 or 2500 is!
I also tried to break down cube root 50 but didn't have any luck. The answer in the textbook is cube root 60 over 10. I know they have probably reduced it but I can't figure out how. I'm still working on it but am stuck. Thanks! Answer by edjones(2391) (Show Source): |
Question 168134: Determine whether the following statement is true or false.
The square root of a sum is equal to the sum of the square roots.: Determine whether the following statement is true or false.
The square root of a sum is equal to the sum of the square roots. Answer by Mathtut(373) (Show Source): |
Question 162076: What are the two consecutive whole numbers that lies between the square root of eighty nine?: What are the two consecutive whole numbers that lies between the square root of eighty nine? Answer by Alan3354(1216) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!What are the two consecutive whole numbers that lies between the square root of eighty nine?
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There are no numbers between another number. There's no between, even.
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Question 167824: Find all real or imaginary solutions.
Sqrt(2x^2+x-12)=x: Find all real or imaginary solutions.
Sqrt(2x^2+x-12)=x Answer by checkley77(3412) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Sqrt(2x^2+x-12)=x squaring both sides we get:
2x^2+x-12=x^2
2x^2-x^2+x-12=0
x^2+x-12=0
(x+4)(x-3)
x+4=0
x=-4 ans.
x-3
x=3 ans.
Proofs:
sqrt(2*-4^2+(-4)-12=-4
sqrt(2*16-4-12)=-4
sqrt(32-16)=-4
sqrt16=-4
-4=-4
sqrt(2*3^2+3-12)=3
sqrt(2*9+3-12)=3
sqrt(18+3-12)=3
sqrt9=3
3=3
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Question 167694: Solve for b:
Multiple choice answers are:
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. none of the above
NOTE: none of the above is not the correct answer because that's what I put and I got it incorrect.: Solve for b:
Multiple choice answers are:
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. none of the above
NOTE: none of the above is not the correct answer because that's what I put and I got it incorrect. Answer by stanbon(18787) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!solve for b:
t = 9^square root of b
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Take the log of both sides to get:
log(t) = (sqrt(b))log(9)
sqrt(b) = [log(t)/[log(9)]
b = [log(t)/[log(9)]^2
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A. 
B. 
C. 
D. none of the above
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The answer is "none of the above" for the problem you have posted.
If the answer is not "none of the above" the problem is not the
one you posted.
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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Question 167693: solve for b:
: solve for b:
 Answer by stanbon(18787) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!solve for b:
t = 9^square root of b
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Take the log of both sides to get:
log(t) = (sqrt(b))log(9)
sqrt(b) = [log(t)/[log(9)]
b = [log(t)/[log(9)]^2
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A. 
B. 
C. 
D. none of the above
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The answer is "none of the above" for the problem you have posted.
If the answer is not "none of the above" the problem is not the
one you posted.
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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Question 167645: I keep confusing myself with this problem. worksheet states please simplify each of the following.
sqrt(3x^6)* sqrt(27x^13)=: I keep confusing myself with this problem. worksheet states please simplify each of the following.
sqrt(3x^6)* sqrt(27x^13)= Answer by gonzo(444) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! ***** equation 1 *****
since  =  , this becomes:

since a*b*c*d = a*c*b*d, this becomes:

since  , this becomes:

simplifying, this becomes:
 ***** equation 2 *****
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to prove the answer is correct, let x be any number that can be easily handled by your calculator.
for example:
let x = 3
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equation 1 becomes:

this becomes:

this becomes:

this becomes:
306827.6044.
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equation 2 becomes:

this becomes:

this becomes:

this becomes:

this becomes:
306827.6044
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the answers come out the same so equation 1 is equivalent to equation 2.
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Question 167645: I keep confusing myself with this problem. worksheet states please simplify each of the following.
sqrt(3x^6)* sqrt(27x^13)=: I keep confusing myself with this problem. worksheet states please simplify each of the following.
sqrt(3x^6)* sqrt(27x^13)= Answer by jim_thompson5910(9217) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Answer:
So
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Here are some side notes
1) All variables are positive so this means that
2) To multiply variables with exponents (the same variables) simply add the exponents
3) The goal to simplify this is to break 19 into 18+1 where 18 is a multiple of 2 (that way, we can take the square root)
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Question 167645: I keep confusing myself with this problem. worksheet states please simplify each of the following.
sqrt(3x^6)* sqrt(27x^13)=: I keep confusing myself with this problem. worksheet states please simplify each of the following.
sqrt(3x^6)* sqrt(27x^13)= Answer by stanbon(18787) (Show Source): |
Question 167615: ok i need to find out how much shorter a 1 meter rod will become if it is moving at 60 miles per hour the equation it give me to solve it is L to the root of 1-v squared divided by c square
were L is the lengh
v is the velocity
and c is the speed of light about 186,000 miles per second
if anyone could help that be nice: ok i need to find out how much shorter a 1 meter rod will become if it is moving at 60 miles per hour the equation it give me to solve it is L to the root of 1-v squared divided by c square
were L is the lengh
v is the velocity
and c is the speed of light about 186,000 miles per second
if anyone could help that be nice Answer by Alan3354(1216) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!ok i need to find out how much shorter a 1 meter rod will become if it is moving at 60 miles per hour the equation it give me to solve it is L to the root of 1-v squared divided by c square
were L is the lengh
v is the velocity
and c is the speed of light about 186,000 miles per second
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The Lorentz Factor is:

c is in miles per second, so convert 60 mph to miles per second:
v =60 mph = 1 mile per minute
= 1/60 mile per second

= 
If you use a small calculator and subtract that from 1, you get just 1. It's too many digits for them.
Use the MS Windows calculator in the Scientific view.
A 1 meter rod is shortened by 4.01459385*10^(-15) meters
That's 0.00000000000000401459 meters.
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Question 167486This question is from textbook
: This is from Chapter Review Section:
Write each of the following in the form a√b or a(with a small 3 over the symbol)√b, where a and b are integers and b has the least value possible.
a. √242
b. √288
c. √360
d. small 3 over symbol√162
This question is from textbook
: This is from Chapter Review Section:
Write each of the following in the form a√b or a(with a small 3 over the symbol)√b, where a and b are integers and b has the least value possible.
a. √242
b. √288
c. √360
d. small 3 over symbol√162
Answer by Mathtut(373) (Show Source): |
Question 167367: Find all the fourth roots of 16. There are four solutions: 2, -2, i, i.
equation: x to the fourth power - 16 = 0
( )( )= 0 conjugates
either( )= 0 or ( )= 0
Pick any method: -quadratic formula
-complete square
-square root
-4 solutions
* I am so lost!!! : Find all the fourth roots of 16. There are four solutions: 2, -2, i, i.
equation: x to the fourth power - 16 = 0
( )( )= 0 conjugates
either( )= 0 or ( )= 0
Pick any method: -quadratic formula
-complete square
-square root
-4 solutions
* I am so lost!!! Answer by Alan3354(1216) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Find all the fourth roots of 16. There are four solutions: 2, -2, i, i.
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For  , x = 2, x = -2
For  , x = 2i, x = -2i
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Question 167326: square root of 600: square root of 600 Answer by midwood_trail(231) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!sqrt{600} =
What two numbers when multiplied together will yield 600? One of the numbers must be a perfect square.
How about 25 times 24?
I hope you know that 25 is a perfect square.
So, sqrt{25} = 5.
We now have 5(sqrt{24}).
What about sqrt{24}? Is this in simplified form?
No, it is not.
Do the same thing again.
What two numbers, one of them being a perfect square, will yield 24 when multiplied together?
How about 4 times 6?
Yes, 4 times 6 = 24 and 4 is a perfect square.
So, sqrt{24} becomes 2(sqrt{6}).
We now multiply 5 by 2.
Final answer: 10(sqrt{6}).
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Question 167061: the square root of 6.4 multiplied with 10 to the -4 power: the square root of 6.4 multiplied with 10 to the -4 power Answer by checkley77(3412) (Show Source): |
Question 167014: At a height of h meters you can see V kilometere to the hozizon These number are related by the equation V = 3.5 sqrt(h) A person can see 392 km to the horizon from an airplane window. How high is the airplane?: At a height of h meters you can see V kilometere to the hozizon These number are related by the equation V = 3.5 sqrt(h) A person can see 392 km to the horizon from an airplane window. How high is the airplane? Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(4502) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!At a height of h meters you can see V kilometers to the horizon. These numbers are related by the equation V = 3.5 sqrt(h) A person can see 392 km to the horizon from an airplane window. How high is the airplane?
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Substitute 392 for V in the given equation and find h
3.5*  = 392
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Divide both sides by 3.5:
 = 
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 = 112
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Square both sides:
h = 112^2
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h = 12,544 meters
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Check solution on a calc: enter 3.5*  = 392
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Question 166478: how to find last four dight of this equation 2006^2007^2008: how to find last four dight of this equation 2006^2007^2008 Answer by Alan3354(1216) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!how to find last four dight of this equation 2006^2007^2008
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What equation? An equation has an equal sign, it equates something to something else.
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Question 166423: If you have supplies of 2% alcohol and 6% alcohol. How much of each would you mix to obtain 60 liters of 3.2$ alcohol?: If you have supplies of 2% alcohol and 6% alcohol. How much of each would you mix to obtain 60 liters of 3.2$ alcohol? Answer by gonzo(444) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!let x = amount of 2% alcohol solution.
let y = amount of 6% alcohol solution.
let z = amount of 3.2% alcohol solution.
z = 60 liters.
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x amount of 2% alcohol solution + y amount of 6% alcohol solution = 60 liters of 3.2% alcohol solution.
x + y = z
z = 60
equation for that is:
x + y = 60 (equation 1)**********************************
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.02 * x = amount of alcohol in 2% solution.
.06 * y = amount of alcohol in 6% solution.
.032 * z = amount of alcohol in 3.2% solution.
z = 60
.032 * 60 = 1.92 liters of alcohol in 60 liters of 3.2% solution.
the amount of alcohol in the 2% solution plus the amount of alcohol in the 6% solution must total up to be 1.96 liters of alcohol.
equation for that is:
.02*x + .06*y = 1.96 (equation 2)***********************************
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two equations to solve are:
x + y = 60 (equation 1)
.02*x + .06*y = 1.92 (equation 2)
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multiply equation 2 by 50:
x + y = 60 (equation 1)
x + 3*y = 96 (equation 2)
subtract equation 1 from equation 2:
2*y = 36
y = 18
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if y = 18, then x must = 42 since x + y = 60 (equation 1)
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answer is:
42 liters of 2% solution plus 18 liters of 6% solution equals 60 liters of 3.2% solution.
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x = 42
y = 18
x + y = 60 (equation 1)
42 + 18 = 60
60 = 60
equation 1 is good
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.02*x + .06*y = .032*z (equation 2)
.02*42 + .06*18 = .032*60
.84 + 1.08 = 1.92
1.92 = 1.92
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both equations are satisfied so answer is good.
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Question 166424: x+2y =4
3x-2y =6
Solve by substitution: x+2y =4
3x-2y =6
Solve by substitution Answer by MRperkins(77) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!

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in order to substitute, you need to find out what one variable is equal to.
In this case it is easiest to get x by itself with the first equation by subtracting 2y from each side. When you do this, you get: 
now you substitute this into the other equation.

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distribute the 3

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combine like terms

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subtract 12 from each side

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divide each side by -8

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now plug this into the first equation to find out what x is:

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so:  ; 
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Plug these values in to the original equation to check for accuracy.
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If you want your questions answered quickly and consistently then consider making me your private tutor. For more information click on my name to go to my website or email me @ justin.sheppard.tech@hotmail.com
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Question 165588: 3 square root of -27: 3 square root of -27 Answer by NerdvanaGirl(8) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!-3. The reason for this is because -3 * -3 * -3 = -27, or -3 cubed equals -27. You can take an odd root of a negative number, but not an even root (such as a square root) of a negative; at least, not without getting into imaginary numbers.
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Question 165509: This is from a worksheet.
Solve.
square root 3x+6+4<=7.
must show work and don't know how to do this.
Thanks: This is from a worksheet.
Solve.
square root 3x+6+4<=7.
must show work and don't know how to do this.
Thanks Answer by vleith(1162) (Show Source): |
Question 165166: 1) Find the domain of the following:
A) f(t)=log(t-5)
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER.
B) g(x)=5e^x
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER.
C) g(x)=ln(x+4)
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER.
D) g(t)=5^t
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER.: 1) Find the domain of the following:
A) f(t)=log(t-5)
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER.
B) g(x)=5e^x
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER.
C) g(x)=ln(x+4)
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER.
D) g(t)=5^t
SHOW YOUR WORK OR EXPLAIN HOW YOU OBTAINED YOUR ANSWER. Answer by user_dude2008(12) (Show Source): |
Question 165091: write an equation, the then find the requested value of the variable.
If G varies as the cube of R, and G=10 when R=5, find G when R=10: write an equation, the then find the requested value of the variable.
If G varies as the cube of R, and G=10 when R=5, find G when R=10 Answer by josmiceli(2023) (Show Source): |
Question 165033: simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x: simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x Answer by Electrified_Levi(79) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!Hi, Hope I can help,
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simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x
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Here is the problem you are trying to solve
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We first have to know what square roots are
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To find the square root of something, we are trying to find a number you can square (multiply twice) to get the number,  , you are trying to find "x", this case it would be  , ( or  , if you are using negative square roots)
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Examples: find  , the answer would be  , since you can multiply 5 twice ( or square "5" ) to get 25,  , or 
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find  , the answer would be  , you can multiply "9" twice to get "81", you can also square "9" to get "81",  , or 
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If you multiply a square root of a number by itself( or square it), it will always equal the number in the square root sign.
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Examples:  =  = 
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 =  =  ( number in the sqrt sign )
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 =  =  (same number that is in square root sign)
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 (We don't know the exact square root, but from the examples, we know the answer would be  , because  )( The answer is the number inside the square root sign, or "33")
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Lets do the original question.
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simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x
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 , this is the same as all the examples, except that it is a letter.( It doesn't change the way we solve this problem though )
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If the answer is the number( or letter) inside the square root sign
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The answer would be  , since it is inside the square root sign.
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To find the square root of a number, you would need to find a number multiplied by itself, or squared to get that number (or letter). So since we found the square root of "x" (  ), and we are multiplying by the same number, we are saying  , which would be equal to "x"
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The simplified number/variable/expression would be 
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Your answer is 
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Hope I helped,Levi
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Question 165033: simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x: simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(4502) (Show Source): |
Question 165033: simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x: simplify the following radical expressions the square root of x times the square root of x Answer by Mathtut(373) (Show Source): |
Question 164869: find the distance between
(-3,5) and (-6,-7): find the distance between
(-3,5) and (-6,-7) Answer by jojo14344(832) (Show Source): |
Question 164869: find the distance between
(-3,5) and (-6,-7): find the distance between
(-3,5) and (-6,-7) Answer by Alan3354(1216) (Show Source): |
Question 164845: what is the definition of perfect square and perfect cube: what is the definition of perfect square and perfect cube Answer by Mathtut(373) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!numbers that have rational square roots are perfect squares or a number which is the square of an integer. 1,4,9,16,25... etc numbers that have rational cube
roots are perfect cubes or a number which is the cube of an integer.1,8,27,64,...etc
you can even have fractional perfect squares and cubes such as 4/25 and 8/27
hope that helps!!!!!!!!
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Question 164845: what is the definition of perfect square and perfect cube: what is the definition of perfect square and perfect cube Answer by jim_thompson5910(9217) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!A "perfect square" is simply a whole number that is the result of another whole number squared. So for instance, 9 is a perfect square since  where 3 and 9 are whole numbers. Another example is 25 since  .
Note: If you are a visual person, think of a square with sides of 3 units (each side is 3 units). The area of that square will be 9 square units (since area is length*width). This is where the "square" portion comes from.
A "perfect cube" is analogous to a perfect square, but this time we're dealing with cubing a whole number. So a "perfect cube" is simply a whole number that is the result of another whole number cubed. So 8 is a perfect cube since  and 27 is a perfect cube since  (notice these are all whole numbers).
Note: If you are a visual person, think of a cube with sides of 3 units (each side is 3 units). The volume of that cube will be 27 square units (since volume is length*width*height). This is where the "cube" portion comes from.
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Question 164868: the square root of 16 times the square root of 4 is what?: the square root of 16 times the square root of 4 is what? Answer by Fombitz(1741) (Show Source): |
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