SOLUTION: Can anyone explain to me why 3v/πh * 1/2 = √3v/πh (the square root of 3v/nh). Thanks!
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Question 869975: Can anyone explain to me why 3v/πh * 1/2 = √3v/πh (the square root of 3v/nh). Thanks!
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Can anyone explain to me why 3v/πh * 1/2 = √3v/πh (the square root of 3v/nh).
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If you mean
The square root is by definition the 1/2 power.
If you multiply the sq root by itself, you get
If you square the sq root, you get = same thing.
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PS Use * for multiply
^ for exponents
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