2 sqrt 50y ^9
What do you need?
10y^3 sqrt 2
(simplified solution)
I still do not understand what you want here
i think she wants us to simplify the square root eqation
elizated what steps did you use to get that?
\[2\sqrt{50y^9}\] \[2y^3\sqrt{50}\] \[10y^3\sqrt{2}\]
that first equation is the one you started with, yes?
yes that is what we started with
OK, if it still doesnt make sense I can break it down more if you need.
The answer in the book is 10y^4 sqrt 2y
Still a little puzzled on the process.
OHhhh, sorry I see my mistake. When I took the square root of y^9, I forgot it was (y^4)(y^4)(y)
Ok, first break the problem into bits: 2 \[\sqrt{50}\] \[\sqrt{y^9}\] the sqrt 50 is sqrt25 x sqrt 2 and the sqrt of y^9 is the sqrt of (y)(y)(y)(y)(y)(y)(y)(y)(y)
Try to work it out from there, I have to go right now
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