Question

Which statement is true about the product square root of 2(5 + square root of 8)?

Answer 1

@Purplerainbowcherry @RatzLover95 @Angel$18

Answer 2

@sloths

Answer 3

are there options?

Answer 4

Yes, here they are

It is rational and equal to 7.

It is rational and equal to 9.

It is irrational and equal to 4 + square root of 10.

It is irrational and equal to 4 + 5square root of 2.


Dont know why they didnt post.. haha

Answer 5

I'm pretty sure its the last one

Answer 6

Why?

Answer 7

Need a little more info than, I think its the last one.. haha

Answer 8

Can you help with a few more problems after this one?

Answer 9

ok i'll try to explain best i can
so you distribute the root 2 first which gives you\[\sqrt{10}+\sqrt{16}\]
then you find the root of 16, which is 4 which then gives you \[4\sqrt{10}\]
Then since 10 doesn't have a root you simplify it, giving you a final answer of \[4+5\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 10

I'm a bit busy but i could take a look

Answer 11

Gotcha. Sounds good.

Answer 12

Simplify. 4 square root of 2 end root plus 7 square root of 2 end root minus 3 square root of 2

2 square root of 8

8 square root of 2

8 square root of 6

6 square root of 8

Answer 13

Simplify. 4 square root of 2 end root plus 7 square root of 2 end root minus 3 square root of 2

2 square root of 8

8 square root of 2

8 square root of 6

6 square root of 8

Answer 14

Those two

Answer 15

they're the same question

Answer 16

hold on ill look at them

Answer 17

looks like this?\[4\sqrt{2}+7\sqrt{2}-3\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 18

Correct.

Answer 19

sure. that one you just add the outside numbers basically. so its 4+7-3 which equals 8 and then you put the root 2 on the end. your answer is \[8\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 20

Sweet! I put in the last problem I needed help with above. :) :p

Answer 21

I only see two questions, the ones i already answered

Answer 22

One second

Answer 23

Which statement is true about the difference square root of 7 - square root of 28?

It is rational and equal to -2.

It is rational and equal to 0.

It is irrational and equal to -2square root of 7.

It is irrational and equal tosquare root of 7

Answer 24

looks like this? \[\sqrt{7}-\sqrt{28}\]

Answer 25

No,