what is 9.797958971132712 written as a fraction or sqrt96 answer as fraction
im bad at changing decimals to fractions and vice versa
Hmmm... sqrt(96) = sqrt(6)×sqrt(16) = 4×sqrt(6). I don't know if that can easily be written as a fraction.
on the problem it said any answers written as decimals will not be graded or accepted
what if you just took the sqrt of 96 and wrote it as an improper fraction....
Did it say to simplify the radical? Because if that's what you're doing, you can leave some of the answer under the sqrt sign.
it said to simplify it yeah \[\sqrt{96}\] i saw the fraction thing and kinda latched on to it my mistake lol
For example: To simplify sqrt(3×a²), you would say sqrt(3×a²) = sqrt(3) × sqrt(a²) = a×sqrt(3) Some of the answer is still under the radical, but it can't be simplified anymore.
so how would i simplify a radical that doesnt have variables?
factorise the numbers into primes
is the answer \[4\sqrt{6}\]
yes
thanks everyone
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