Well, I'm back with some more square roots. Simplify: 8√ x √5 x √2 x √20 The x's are multiplication signs.
sqrt8 can be written as sqrt(4 x 2)
\[\sqrt{8}=\sqrt{4*2}=2\sqrt{2}\]
Oh, jeez.
I'm gonna have to break them all down, huh?
break down the sqrt 20 as well \[\sqrt{20}=\sqrt{4*5}=2\sqrt{5}\]
no just the sqrt8 and sqrt20 the others can't be broken down any further
P.S. you can do a √ by holding alt on your keyboard, then typing 251, then let go of Alt.
(sqrt) is annoying. ._.
Oh btw, type 251 on your numpad. not the ones above your keyboard. But anyways...
I guess you can keep using sqrt. If you must. lol.
dont have a numpad, its a small laptop...notebook thing
Kay. Anyways, moving on then.
anyway. can you figure it out from there ^^^
Let me try real quick....
Nope. I suck at simplifying square roots ;_;.
oops!!! I misread the question
just multiply everything together
.-.
then my original guess of √35 would be correct, yeah?
that IS aa multiplication between each sqrt right?
Yes it is.
\[=\sqrt{8*2*5*20}\]\[\sqrt{8}*\sqrt{2}*\sqrt{5}*\sqrt{20}\]
sorry, the 1st line was supposed to go underneath the 2nd one
SO √35, right?
That's the answer? It's one of my options. It's kinda an online quiz.
That's what I'm doing.
no, 8 x 2 x 5 x 20 = 1600 sqrt1600 = 40
Wow. well then. √40 is also an option.
So I'll go with that. Thanks....
no, just 40
Yeah. there's 40 and √40.
just 40 :)
Can't wait until square roots is over. I hate square roots now. Wasting hours of my time with this damned stuff.
Very tricky and annoying.
Well, I PERHAPS got the hang of square roots. I'm not even sure. Probably in another quiz I'll be thrown a problem that I get stuck on, and I'll probably have to come back to OpenStudy again to get help for it.... But anyways, thanks again. :/
np
Square Roots seemed simple at first... I was wrong lol.
well, ok bye :)
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