Question

Simplify √98x^5 as a radical. if you could show me how to do this it'd be greatly appreciated

Answer 1

sqrt(2*49*x*x^4)
7x^2*sqrt(2x)

Answer 2

\[7x^2\sqrt{2x}\]

Answer 3

\[\rightarrow\sqrt{98x^5} \implies \sqrt{49 \times 2 \times x^2 \times x^2 \times x} \implies \sqrt{\cancel{49} \times 2 \times \cancel{x^2} \times \cancel{x^2} \times x} \implies\]\[7\times x \times x \sqrt{2x} \implies 7x^2\sqrt{2x}\]

Answer 4

@flowmaster1776
remember laws of exponents bro/sis..

Answer 5

ok. thank you both! really helping me understand.

Answer 6

Glad to help :)

Answer 7

lazy to type like you.. @Calcmathlete
lols..

Answer 8

lol. \(\huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}\)

Answer 9

lol how did you do that ?

Answer 10

Here is the code I used without the \[ \] part.
\huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}

Answer 11

*without the \ [ \ ] part.

Answer 12

huge LaTeX space color{red}{for} space color{blue}{the} space color{salmon}{win} color{orange}{!}

Answer 13

\huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}

Answer 14

lol

Answer 15

you'd have to put backward slahs followed by bracket on both ends.

Answer 16

\[huge \]LaTeX \[space \]color{red}{for} \[space \]color{blue}{the} [\space \]color{salmon}{win} \[color{orange}{!}]

Answer 17

\[\huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}\]

Answer 18

lol i am idiot

Answer 19

\[huge] \[LaTeX] \[space] \[color{red}{for}] \[space] \[color{blue}{the}] \[space] \[color{salmon}{win}] \[color{orange}{!}]

Answer 20

:((((((

Answer 21

heeelpppppp

Answer 22

before \huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!} you have to put \[ in the front and \] at the end

Answer 23

thats weird the symbols didn't show up...

Answer 24

yeah. If you put them together as in \ [ and \ ] together, then it is the what initializes the \(\LaTeX\).

Answer 25

[\huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}]

Answer 26

Damn it !!

Answer 27

Missing something...the \ at the end before the ]

Answer 28

[\huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}\]

Answer 29

what the hell

Answer 30

you always put the slash before the bracket never bracket before slash

Answer 31

you put the bracket before the slash at the beginning

Answer 32

Yeah. \ [ \ ] in that order

Answer 33

\[huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}\]

Answer 34

Forgot the \ infront of the huge...

Answer 35

\[\huge \LaTeX \space \color{red}{for} \space \color{blue}{the} \space \color{salmon}{win} \color{orange}{!}\]

Answer 36

there ya go

Answer 37

Atlast did it !! *sigh*

Answer 38

Here...just for you :) \(Hidden \space\LaTeX \space group!\) http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/LaTeX%20Practicing!%20%3A)

Answer 39

nice !! thanx

Answer 40

np :)