Question

The sides of a square are five to the power of two fifths inches long. What is the area of the square?

Answer 1

dont you multiply @Bill_Cipher

Answer 2

i think the answer is 25^4/45

Answer 3

if you mean area of a square then yes you multiply the base of the square by the length, but since the base and length on a square are the same you square

Answer 4

Remember [5^(2/5)]^2=5^(2/5*2)

Answer 5

wat? it says find the area of the square

Answer 6

i am so confused

Answer 7

what are you confused on?

Answer 8

wait is my answer wrong

Answer 9

25^(4/45) isn't the area of the square

Answer 10

the answer is 5^(2/5*2)

Answer 11

what does this simplify to?

Answer 12

5^4 over 25 ?

Answer 13

2/5*2/1=4/5 so we have 5^(4/5)

Answer 14

ohhhhhhh ok I think i get it that you <3

Answer 15

do you need the answer in radical form?

Answer 16

wat

Answer 17

never mind

Answer 18

ok lol

Answer 19

could you help me with another

Answer 20

sure

Answer 21

Which of the following statements is false?

The sum of two rational numbers is always rational.
The product of a nonzero rational number and an irrational number is always irrational.
The product of two rational numbers is always rational.
The sum of two irrational numbers is always rational.

Answer 22

the last one. Example that disproves it: pi+pi=2pi 2pi isn't rational

Answer 23

oh ok thank you I own you big time hate math lol

Answer 24

your welcome. Was that your last question?

Answer 25

yeah i think so thank you so much