Which of the following are equal to the expression below?
One minute while I place inthe answers
\[2*\sqrt{25}\]
50 25 100 sqrt(100) sqrt(50) 10
Which are equal to 2*sqrt(25)
50 25 100 logically, you know it can't be those, right?
I'm quite sure 10 is, becuase sqrt(25)=5 and 2*5=10.
Yes I would think
10 is one, of them but there is also one more.
2=square rt of 4
Is it sqrt(50)
No
oh
\[\sqrt{4}\times \sqrt{25}\]
You can only multiply if they are both in radicals
Then obviously sq rt of 100=10
Ohhh I see! Cause' the sqrt(4)*sqrt(25)=sqrt(100)
yep.
Ok that makes sense! thanks!
You've been very helpful today. I'm very thankful
\(2 \times \sqrt{25} = 2 \times 5 = 10\) You need answers that are equal to 10. Immediately, you can eliminate the first three. \(\cancel{50}\) \(\cancel{25}\) \(\cancel{100}\) sqrt(100) sqrt(50) 10
Since the answer is 10, you can also immediately count this one in (in red): \(\cancel{50}\) \(\cancel{25}\) \(\cancel{100}\) sqrt(100) sqrt(50) \(\color{red}{10}\)
Finally, look at \(\sqrt{100} \). It equals 10, so that one is in, which means \(\sqrt{50} \) must be out. \(\cancel{50}\) \(\cancel{25}\) \(\cancel{100}\) \(\color{red}{\sqrt{100}} \) \(\cancel{\sqrt{50}} \) \(\color{red}{10}\)
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