Question

DIVIDING RADICALS.

Answer 1

@kirbykirby

Answer 2

wHERE IS THE RADICALS

Answer 3

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Answer 4

forgot.

Answer 5

Answer is D

Answer 6

is it @kirbykirby

Answer 7

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 8

um hmmm

Answer 9

help please

Answer 10

In the numerator, you are allowed to have it equal to 0, so you require \(\sqrt{x+5} \ge 0\) because the argument in the square root must be non-negative,

and in the denominator, you cannot have it equal to 0, and again you require the argument of the square root to be non-negative. Combining these two facts for the denominator, you require \(\sqrt{1-x}>0\)

Answer 11

try to solve for each condition, and then put them together

Answer 12

what is the condition?

Answer 13

@kirbykirby

Answer 14

D?

Answer 15

yes D :)

Answer 16

thanks

Answer 17

xD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 18

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Answer 19

@kirbykirby

Answer 20

yay ;)