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Solve the equation: a){5,12} b)3 c){20, -3} d){-20, 3}
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Do you know how to get rid of \[\sqrt{\text{one of these}}\]?
no.
Aw, well that's sad. Let me tell you! =D That is a "square root" symbol, and it is the opposite of squaring. (Let me remind you, squaring is multiplying by itself." So, if I square that whole thing, it undoes the square root, the same way adding 2 would undo subtracting 2 or multiplying by 2 would undo division by 2. So! We can square both sides to get rid of the square root symbol.
okay, that's great. Thanks for explaining that all, so now...
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So now square both sides. Show me what the new equation looks like after you've done that.
the answers A. thanks bye.
You silleh goose.
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