11sqrt{20} + 4sqrt{45}
\[11\sqrt{20}+4\sqrt{45}\]
explain steps please
ok so you have the problem \[11\sqrt{20}+4\sqrt{45}\] you break down the sqrts like so \[22\sqrt{5}+12\sqrt{5}\] then add them into one sqrt like so \[34\sqrt{5}\] which is equal about 76.02 check work \[11\sqrt{20}+4\sqrt{45}=76.02\] and \[34\sqrt{5}=76.02\]
so i have to square each number?
do you under stand how i broke each one down?
then I add. ok this where i got lost on the decimal stuff. is that like the three decimal places thing? I understood all up to the decimal thing
the 76.02?
yes how did you get that? i rem doing some work with the square roots that said simplify to three decimal places
yea like what is the value to 3 decimal places. it said i could use a calculator but i couldnt get it on the calculator
ok so all i did was simply it on paper then used a calculator to find out the 76.02 its accually like 76.02631123
so 76.026
what do i push in on the calculator to find that i did the sqrt symbol then number but it doesnt do anything
uhhh what calculator do you have?
fx-300es
casio
it should just jsut be like 35*sqrt(5) or (11*sqrt(20))+(4*sqrt(45))
sorry if i cant help more than that i use a ti-84 plus so im not 100% sure what buttons are where on yours
yea its hard to tell when there are different calculators. thanks though
sorry wish i could be more help
oh no your helping just fine. id rather have it explained to me than just give me the answers
do you need me to explain something else?
im working on one right now its \[\sqrt[4]x \times \sqrt[5]7x{}\]
do i add 4 and 5
hmmm.....give me a min to think
http://www.brightstorm.com/math/algebra-2/roots-and-radicals/multiplying-radicals-of-different-roots/ watch this video it explains how to do that better than i can
hope that helps some
\[\sqrt[20]7x{?}\]
it helps, but when its not in the same form as my problem i dont knwo how to do it.
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