Question

please help

Answer 1

umm, between ten and nine for sure, fraid i cant help u more...

Answer 2

im confused

Answer 3

do any of u know this

Answer 4

We need to find square's in the number 96. So first start dividing it by 2, until you cannot any longer. I'll do the first two for you:\[96 = 2 \times 48 = 2 \times 2 \times 24 = 2^2 \times 24\]

Answer 5

Does this make sense how to do the problem?

Answer 6

im confused

Answer 7

No, 96 is not the answer. I am trying to help you understand how to GET the answer.

Answer 8

Where are you confused?

Answer 9

ok after that what do i do

Answer 10

keep doing that as many times as you can. right now we're just ignoring the fact that ALL OF THIS is still under the squareroot. Okay?

Answer 11

k so do 2*2

Answer 12

Yes, we're trying to find how many 2*2's we need to get to equal 96.

Answer 13

53 or no?

Answer 14

so right now, what we have is this \[\sqrt{2^2 \times 24} =\sqrt{96}\]

Answer 15

ok i dont understand that so it 28

Answer 16

i cant use a calcu8lator?

Answer 17

You could but 1)you're not suppose to, 2)you wont learn how to do this.

Answer 18

also, neither of those answers are correct.

Answer 19

ok

Answer 20

Maybe a better way of saying this is, 2 * what equals 96?

Answer 21

its hard!!!!!

Answer 22

I know it is. But i know you can do it!

Answer 23

k

Answer 24

my computer keeps freezing

Answer 25

@suckerofmath

Answer 26

No one is just going to give you the answer. Tell me how you're confused or where you need help and I can help you.

Answer 27

im trying to do it

Answer 28

So lets first figure this out. 2*what = 96?

Answer 29

53

Answer 30

nope

Answer 31

oops 48

Answer 32

2*48 is 96

Answer 33

great! absolutely correct

Answer 34

now 2*what = 48?

Answer 35

whats next

Answer 36

24

Answer 37

we need to figure out 2*what = 48

Answer 38

I guess that last message didn't go through

Answer 39

Great, thats correct. so lets gather up what we have okay?

Answer 40

os is lagging

Answer 41

24

Answer 42

\[\sqrt{96} = \sqrt{2 \times 48} = \sqrt{2 \times 2 \times 24} = \sqrt{2^2 \times 24}\]

Answer 43

Ya this is lagging a lot for me too. sorry Would you say that the equation i just posted is true?

Answer 44

yes

Answer 45

so?

Answer 46

GREAT!!

Answer 47

next

Answer 48

So lets keep going. Ignoring that we already have one square, the 2squared, 2*what=24?

Answer 49

Hey don't push me. i'm trying to help you.

Answer 50

12

Answer 51

im not this thing is lagging

Answer 52

correct, 12. Now 2*what = 12?

Answer 53

6

Answer 54

3

Answer 55

correct. I'll do the last one. 2*3=6. BUT we don't need that one. we'll just keep the 6 as is.

Answer 56

So lets gather up everything we have okay?

Answer 57

then 1.5 is that the answer

Answer 58

ok

Answer 59

Remember we're trying to find squares which are two of the same numbers multiplied by eachother.

Answer 60

\[\sqrt{2^2 * 24} = \sqrt{2^2 * 2 *12}=\sqrt{2^2 *2 *2 *6}=\sqrt{2^2*2^2*6}\]
Do you agree that this is correct?

Answer 61

Most importantly, do you under stand everything so far?

Answer 62

yes

Answer 63

Great
So with squares and squareroots... do you know that the square undoes the squareroot and the squareroot undoes the square?

Answer 64

k

Answer 65

example: \[\sqrt{2^2}=2 \ OR\ (\sqrt{2})^2 =2\]

Answer 66

k

Answer 67

Did you know that or is this something new to you?

Answer 68

new

Answer 69

sorry im not smart im in a special class for math and reading

Answer 70

Okay, it's an important thing to remember. Besure to ask your teacher about it next time you see her/him

Answer 71

It's okay. YOU ARE SMART. Everyone starts at the beginning. You're not stupid because you're in low level math. Okay???

Answer 72

k

Answer 73

The other thing that is nice to know is that you can split up squareroots using multiplication okay? for example\[\sqrt{18}=\sqrt{2*9}=\sqrt{2}*\sqrt{9}\]

Answer 74

Does this make sense?

Answer 75

k yes

Answer 76

this is my last problem then i need the other 4 checked as i did them on my own

Answer 77

great! Now it's your turn to show me what to do next. Use the equation button down below to solve the problem okay? This is what we came up with.
\[\sqrt{2^2 * 2^2 * 6}\]

From what i just taught you, what parts of this can you solve??

Answer 78

do i just multiply them all then find the square root of that

Answer 79

start by separating them into their own square roots.

Answer 80

4*4=16 then 16*6=96

Answer 81

i dont even know

Answer 82

The whole point of what we did is to figure out what the square root of 96 is, if we multiply everything then we just start back at the beginning.

Answer 83

Okay, i'll do one for you okay? THen you do the rest.

Answer 84

2*2*3?

Answer 85

\[\sqrt{2^2*2^2*6} = \sqrt{2^2}*\sqrt{2^2*6}\]

Answer 86

16*6=4*24?

Answer 87

No, thats not it.

Answer 88

am i doing it right i dont know

Answer 89

Okay i'll show you the next step.
\[\sqrt{2^2}*\sqrt{2^2}*\sqrt{6}\]

Answer 90

4*4*6=4*4*6

Answer 91

do i multiply them?

Answer 92

the square root of 6 is not a square. Think of a real square. can you draw 6 cubes such that it makes a square?

Answer 93

its 3

Answer 94

why are you taking 6 out of the square root? Also 2^2 is 4. but remember what i said about how the squareroot undoes the square? remember that?

Answer 95

is it 2*2*3

Answer 96

no the squareroot of 6 is not 3. it's not an easy answer.