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Solve by taking square roots -8+36r^2=1
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first you'd have to get -8 to the right
so add 8 to both sides.. i got 36r^2=9
Yes, any idea what to do next?
divide 36
yea divide 9 by 36
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.25?
Yep. So now we have \(\Large r^2=\frac{1}4\)
The last step would be take the square root of both sides to solve for r
and how would i get an answer to that?
\(\Large\sqrt{0.25}\) Use a calculator
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.5
yep :) So \(\Large r=\frac{1}2\) (or 0.5)
Goodness, thank you so much! :D
haha no problemo ◠◡◠
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