HELP YOU GUYS! MEDAL WOULD BE GIVEN OUT FOR ANSWER & CORRECT EXPLANATION.
You have : \(\sqrt{a}= c\sqrt{d}\) Square both sides. What you get?
\[\sqrt{a}^2 and c \sqrt{d}^2\]
Yep, so what is : \(\sqrt{a} ^2 \) ?
a?
Good, it is "a". Now what is : \((c\sqrt{d})^2\)
would it be just cd?
No no , see : \((c \sqrt{d})^2 = (c)^2 ( \sqrt{d})^2 = c^2 d\) Got it?
but wait thats not one of the answers i see how you ended with that will kinda for the c2 one
We have not arrived to the answer yet.
We have to find : \(\sqrt{a^2 b^4}\) = \(a b^2\)
wait dont we break it down to two parts? so \[\sqrt{a}^2 & \sqrt{b}^4\]
Now as , a = \(c^2 d\) and \(\sqrt{b} = d\sqrt{c}\) We need to find \(b^2\) now. Since : \(\sqrt{b} = d \sqrt{c}\) ; \((\sqrt{b})^2 = (d\sqrt{c})^2 \) ; Can you simplify it ?
@mary.rojas
Yeah , you are right. Breaking it to two parts : \(\sqrt{a}^2 \times \sqrt{b^4}\) . Now : \(\sqrt{a^2} = a \) and \(\sqrt{b^4} = b^2 \)
so now the b needs to be b^4 right
@mathslover
i think its c^2D^3 but im not sure though that was my first answer :(
@mathslover im between C & A? but im heading more to C because it has the square root & i think it might make it turn into b^4
@satellite73 @KingGeorge
i need help big time! i think its C though i need a clarification!
@satellite73 @thomaster @KingGeorge @yahya90 @nincompoop
help!!!!!!!!
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