Question

help please..ill give a medal

Answer 1

help with what

Answer 2

\[25^\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }\]

Answer 3

oh ok hold on let me help

Answer 4

simplify using the radical form

Answer 5

5

Answer 6

Ill give multiple answers:)hope i help

Answer 7

If you mean -(25^(1/2)), that's -sqrt(25), which is -5.

If you mean (-25)^(1/2), that's sqrt(-25), which doesn't exist in the real numbers, but can be equal to the imaginary numbers +5i or -5i, where i is defined as sqrt(-1).

depends on where the minus sign goes:

if it's (-25)^(1/2) then it's √(-25) = 5i where i = √(-1)
if it's -[25^(1/2)] then it's -√25 = -5

-25^1/2
= -1^1/2*25^1/2
= 5i or -5i

-25x-12.5=312.5

DID I HELP?

Answer 8

:)

Answer 9

Did I help

Answer 10

yes thanks...but there was no minus sign so i dont know what you mean by that

Answer 11

it should just be 5

Answer 12

Ok! Glad I helped girl!!!!