Question

please help

Answer 1

√(4*36) + 5 --> √(144) + 5 --> 12 + 5 = ?

Answer 2

yep :)

Answer 3

the 5 isn't under the square root though
so you can't do 144+5 = 149
because √(144) + 5 is not √(144+5)

Answer 4

Go Jigg! >:3

Answer 5

In order to make that clear ->

\(\sqrt{144+5}\) is a lot different to \(\sqrt{144}+ 5\)

@trollface -> To make questions more clear to others, use LaTeX or the Equation button.

`\(\sqrt{144+5} \) ` = \(\sqrt{144+5}\)

`\(\sqrt{144} +5\)` = \(\sqrt{144} + 5\)

Answer 6

Yeah, nothing wrong. The left side which is shaded, is the code I used, when you just copy and paste it , you will get the same out put which is in the Right hand side.

Answer 7

okay, thanks for the tip..i'll def. use it in the future.

Answer 8

thank you for helping me jugglypuff!

Answer 9

Always, welcome! Good Luck.

Answer 10

much LaTeX
too much time to do that
I'll stick with parenthesis thanks :P

Answer 11

LaTeX doesn't take any time... \(\LaTeX\)

Answer 12

\(\ L_AT_EX\) * :3, I think it's like that anyways c;

Answer 13

But, but, but, \(\LaTeX\) -> this looks nice also :P xD

Answer 14

cx

Answer 15

take that to the LaTeX group >.> this is getting off topic

Answer 16

^

Answer 17

^ I enjoy making questions off - topic. But, well, fine! :P