help meee
give two examples that support the conjecture, and one counterexample that shows the conjecture is false.

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help meee >>>>
give two examples that support the conjecture, and one counterexample that shows the conjecture is false.

anonymous · Answer

for any real number n, $$\sqrt{n}2 = n$$

anonymous · Answer

thats n squared, btw

anonymous · Answer

Umm well n squared under a radical is actually just n when simplified
So n=n. That's one thing that supports it right?

anonymous · Answer

uh huh.

anonymous · Answer

That's all I can see from what I know. I wish I could help more though

anonymous · Answer

I'm not sure if substitution may have anything to do with it.

anonymous · Answer

thats okay. thank you.

anonymous · Answer

maybe a counterexample can be like if
$$\sqrt{n} = n$$

anonymous · Answer

but they won't be = if you actually put a number in there.

anonymous · Answer

ohh. ok i see.

anonymous · Answer

You understand ? :D

anonymous · Answer

not really, lol

anonymous · Answer

Lol. I'm sorry ._. I tried

anonymous · Answer

dont worry, you did perfectly fine. thanks.