SOLUTION: Write the ratio that can be used to calculate the geometric mean of 6 and 42
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Question 1080634: Write the ratio that can be used to calculate the geometric mean of 6 and 42
Answer by rapture(86) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
1. Multiply 6 x 42
6 x 42 = 252
2. Take the square root of the product which is 252.
sqrt{252} = sqrt{4•63}
sqrt{252} = 2•sqrt{63}
The geometric mean is 2•sqrt{63}
The ratio is (6•42) : sqrt{6•42}.
Understand?
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