Question

Two questions?

Answer 1

is that you effy? o.O

Answer 2

@Luigi0210 yeah (x hey luigi

Answer 3

Effy! :D

Answer 4

@Luigi0210 hi! :D I forgot the password to my account, so I had to make a new one. (x help me out with this?

Answer 5

aw effy D:
and sure :P

Answer 6

\[\sqrt{14}*2\sqrt{4g}\]
Do you know how to start?

Answer 7

@Luigi0210 I KNOW RIGHT. & sortof kindof? not very confident

Answer 8

At least you're back :D
Let's see what you got :P

Answer 9

@Luigi0210 IM HERE & the answer I got was B.. o.O

Answer 10

correct :D

Answer 11

@Luigi0210 whaaaa?!

Answer 12

@Luigi0210 can you walk me through 7? it confuses me

Answer 13

don't be surprised :P

Answer 14

that's one scary problem :/
No answer choices?

Answer 15

@Luigi0210 there are, ill put them up

Answer 16

@Luigi0210

Answer 17

well according to the rules we are allowed to separate them into two:
\[\frac{ \sqrt{63x^{15}y^9} }{ \sqrt{7xy^{11}} }\]

Answer 18

@Luigi0210 ooo

Answer 19

so can you do it like that?

Answer 20

COME ON EFFY YOU GOT THIS!!!

Answer 21

@Luigi0210 ahhh! DD:

Answer 22

here I'll start you off: \[\frac{ \sqrt{9*7x^{14}*x*y^8*y} }{ \sqrt{7*x*y^{10}*y} }\]

Answer 23

@Luigi0210 ooohhh....

Answer 24

@Luigi0210 achhhh DD: i cant get this and idk why

Answer 25

Come on buddy

Answer 26

@Luigi0210 i cant get this.. can you walk me through?

Answer 27

okay, so when you take out factors, you would take out a 3, because of the 9, and x^5 because of the x^5 and a y^4 because of the y^8

Answer 28

@Luigi0210 ohh.. I didn't cancel right

Answer 29

and a y^5 at the bottom

Answer 30

@Luigi0210 youuure the best

Answer 31

\[\frac{ 3X^7y^4\sqrt{7xy} }{ y^5\sqrt{7xy} }\]

Answer 32

hardly :P

Answer 33

@Luigi0210 ok.. would that give us B? or am i confusing mysef?

Answer 34

nope you're right :)

Answer 35

@Luigi0210 wow, I'm impressed withmyself. & you :p no way id figure out ow to do this alone

Answer 36

Of course you would, never doubt yourself bud

Answer 37

@Luigi0210 woo! can i have help with 8? I think i have an idea of the answer, but...

Answer 38

well what's you're answer?

Answer 39

@Luigi0210 three radical six?

Answer 40

you're adding, not multiplying

Answer 41

@Luigi0210 .... :D

Answer 42

three radical three? @Luigi0210

Answer 43

you subtracted them there :/

Answer 44

@Luigi0210 i did?? wait.. five radical three

Answer 45

there you go :P

Answer 46

@Luigi0210 i have no idea what i was doing...

Answer 47

think of it this way:
\[3x+x\]