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7. Simplify the radical expression.
2 square root 6 + 3 square root 96
A) 14 square root 6
B) 14 square root 96
C) 5 square root 96
D) 50 square root 6

8. Simplify the radical expression.
(8 + square root 11)(8 – square root 11)
A) 53
B) 75 + 16 sqrt 11
C) -57
D) 64 + sqrt 11

9. What is the domain of the function?
Y = sqrt 4x+8
A) x > - 2 (> is underlined)
B) x < - 2 (< is underlined)
C) x > 2 (> is underlined)
D) x < 2 (< is underlined)

Answer 1

for a test?

Answer 2

does it help to know that \(96=16\times 6\)?

Answer 3

@elvisiscool69 Practice questions.

Answer 4

the reason that is useful is because that means \[\sqrt{96}=\sqrt{16\times 6}=\sqrt{16}\times \sqrt6=4\sqrt6\]

Answer 5

@satellite73 Are you referring to question #7

Answer 6

making the first question \[2\sqrt6+3\times 4\sqrt6\]

Answer 7

yes, the one with the 96 in it

Answer 8

@satellite73 I got B

Answer 9

no

Answer 10

lets go slow

Answer 11

what is \(3\times 4\)?

Answer 12

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Answer 13

12

Answer 14

ok so now we have \[2\sqrt6+12\sqrt6\] and we have to add

Answer 15

@MariahDimond no, i am a car

Answer 16

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Answer 17

@satellite73 I'm not sure what else to do..

Answer 18

@Answers101 so what is 2 apples plus twelve apples?

Answer 19

14

Answer 20

14 whats?

Answer 21

sure
did you google it?
@Answers101 2 cars plus 12 cars is 14 whats?

Answer 22

So the answer is A

Answer 23

oui

Answer 24

?

Answer 25

yes

Answer 26

@satellite73 OK question 8 I got D... is that correct?

Answer 27

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Answer 28

no, D is wrong

Answer 29

\[(a+b)(a-b)=a^2-b^2\\
(8+\sqrt{11})(8-\sqrt{11})=8^2-11\]

Answer 30

@MariahDimond a picture of your picture

Answer 31

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Answer 32

@satellite73 Is it A?

Answer 33

yes

Answer 34

@satellite73
9. What is the domain of the function?
Y = sqrt 4x+8
A) x > - 2 (> is underlined)
B) x < - 2 (< is underlined)
C) x > 2 (> is underlined)
D) x < 2 (< is underlined)

Answer 35

you cannot take the square root of a negative number
set \[4x+8\geq 0\] and solve for \(x\) in two steps

Answer 36

@satellite73 I think the answer is C

Answer 37

nope