√20=_____√5 How do I solve this && what would the answer be im confused help me plzzz
You're simplifying radicals
A radical can split up by factors and you can also radicals of the same n-th root together
\[\sqrt{2}\times \sqrt{3}=\sqrt{6}\]
??? huh
\[\sqrt{80}= \sqrt{16}\times \sqrt{5}\]
All they're asking is to simplify this radical
And a radical can be split up by its factors, the example of the square root of 80 16 and 5 are factors of 80 because 16x5=80
So thats the answr
so we can just write it as the square root of 16 times the square root of 5 but the square root of 16 is just 4 so we put it on the outside and write like \[4\sqrt{5}\]
so thats the answr
and they started with 20 and they split it up with the \[\sqrt{20}= \sqrt{5} \times what number?\]
??? im confused
ok do you understand that the \[\sqrt{20}\] can be split up into its factors?
so another way of writing \[\sqrt{20}\] would be \[\sqrt{10}\times \sqrt{2}\]
so thats the answe.. i need hlped but i want the answer cuz i have atime limite to be done
well \[\sqrt{20}=\sqrt{4}\times \sqrt{5} \]
\[\sqrt{4}\] is the answer but thats just 2 <---answer, but you should invest some time in understanding this
try this one plzzz √80=_____√5
I did that up there^^^^^^^
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