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find q if p varies directly as the square of q and k=8 and p=64
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\[p=k*\sqrt{q}\]
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\[64=8*\sqrt{q}\] \[64/8=\sqrt{q}\] \[(8)^2=q\]
@Abmon98 what happened to the square root?
When we move the square to the other side of the equation the fraction 1/2 is inverted to 2
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@Abmon98 im sorry i dont get it :(
so you should learn that y^1/2 means the square root of y we get rid of that square root , by squaring both sides \[(\sqrt{q})^2=8^2\] \[(q ^{1/2})^2=q\] 2 gets cancelled by the other 2
so the answer is 64 ? @Abmon98
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