Can someone help me?? Find the geometric mean of the pair of numbers. 242 and 8 A. 44 B. 49 C. 1872 D. 54
multiply the numbers, then take square root
geometric mean of \(a\) and \(b\) = \(\large \sqrt{a\times b}\)
How would I know if it's a or b??Like...would 242 be a or b??
that's a good question :) the answer is it doesn't matter cuz \(a\times b = b\times a\)
yeah geometric mean is the square root of their mean....
order doesn't matter when you multiply...
Let me see what I get.. \[\sqrt{242*8}\]
Is that what it's going to look like??
Yep !
Ok. So now I have: \[\sqrt{1936}\] What do I do next?
simplify : \(\large \sqrt{242 \times 8 } = \sqrt{121 \times 2 \times 8} = \sqrt{121\times 16} = 11\times 4 = 44\)
plugging into calculator works too^
Wait..What was I suppose to do? What did you do?? Yea..Thanx about the caluclator..It's on my bed though...I use my *online*.
Where did you get the 2 and 121 from?
Anyways...Thanx sooooo much for helping me!!!:) I appreciate your help!!:)
Hey sorry I am back
\(242 = 121\times 2\)
Thanx!!:) Again. I thought you were never going to reply back!:) Thanx for replying and showing me where you got that from!!:) It's ok!:) I forgive ya:)
lol thank you :)
Your welcome:0 I'll post a new one..
Okay sure...
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