Question

Simplify
square root 1/5

Answer 1

\[\sqrt{\frac{1}{5}}\] like that?

Answer 2

yuss

Answer 3

will do

Answer 4

i just like to check

Answer 5

ok first off it is not "simplify" because there is no such thing, it is "write in simplest radical form" meaning get the radical out of the denominator \[\sqrt{\frac{1}{5}}=\frac{1}{\sqrt5}=\frac{1}{\sqrt5}\times \frac{\sqrt5}{\sqrt5}=\frac{\sqrt5}{5}\]

Answer 6

oh

Answer 7

harharhar

Answer 8

the last number is the same as the first, the only difference is that the radical has moved from the denominator in to the numerator

Answer 9

it is always true that \[\frac{1}{\sqrt{a}}=\frac{\sqrt{a}}{a}\]

Answer 10

It wont let me message you btw

Answer 11

so for example if you see \[\frac{1}{\sqrt2}\] you know it is \[\frac{\sqrt2}{2}\]

Answer 12

also in the calculator, i got square root 5 0ver 5

Answer 13

you got a hell of a calculator!!

Answer 14

Wow my calculator barely does fractions

Answer 15

my sister has one from college

Answer 16

ikr astro xD

Answer 17

its like 90 bucks idk

Answer 18

The joke is I'm my own calculator! And I can barely do fractions, I'm dumb!

Answer 19

oh look wolfram does the same thing
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1%2Fsqrt%282%29

Answer 20

yaa mine looks like that

Answer 21

but 5 over 5

Answer 22

don't need to learn nutin honey, just plug it in to the wolf

Answer 23

hahahaaaa

Answer 24

LOL x'D

Answer 25

ok lemme see if i have anymore annoying questions

Answer 26

What is the x-intercept of the equation whose line is y = 3x – 12?

–9

–4

4

9

Answer 27

lol i cant

Answer 28

what ?

Answer 29

i eat too much

Answer 30

x interecept, put \(y=0\) and solve \[3x-12=0\] in two steps

Answer 31

4?

Answer 32

yes 4

Answer 33

What is the x-intercept of the equation whose line is 20x + 4y = 40?

–10

–2

2

10

Answer 34

10?

Answer 35

no

Answer 36

\[20x=40\] solve for \(x\)
here \(y=0\) like the last time

Answer 37

2

Answer 38

BINGO

Answer 39

1.8

Answer 40

IM SO SMART

Answer 41

2, yes you are smart

Answer 42

WHATS AN AMBASSADOR

Answer 43

someone from one country who goes to another to drink wingspantails

Answer 44

^ LOL

but an openstudy ambassador is someone who welcomes new users on the site :)

Answer 45

why do u make me read that

Answer 46

OH

Answer 47

wingspan tails lololz

Answer 48

Solve 2x2 = 128.



{±8}


{±6}


{±64}


{±32}

Answer 49

2x^2

Answer 50

\[2x^2=128\] divide both sides by 2, what do you get as step one ?

Answer 51

8?

Answer 52

as a final answer, close \[x^2=64\\
x=\pm8\]

Answer 53

so its 8?

Answer 54

\(\bf plus~or~minus\) 8

Answer 55

plus

Answer 56

yeah your answer choices include the \(\pm\) so pick that one \(\pm8\)

Answer 57

okie

Answer 58

wolframalpha is a blessing

Answer 59

wingspan tails, i love it
going out to the bar to drink a few wingpan tails

Answer 60

wanna know what i like

Answer 61

taco sliders

Answer 62

never heard of them
sliders, yes
taco sliders, no

Answer 63

just sliders

Answer 64

OK NEXT QUESTION

Answer 65

...

Answer 66

What number should be added to the expression x2 + 2x to change it into a perfect square trinomial?



1

2

3

4

Answer 67

this one is a nono for me

Answer 68

two steps
half of two is ?

Answer 69

1

Answer 70

yes, and one squared is also one, so answer is one

Answer 71

\[x^2+2x+1=(x+1)^2\]

Answer 72

ooooooo k ur right

Answer 73

finally

Answer 74

i am usually wrong

Answer 75

true true

Answer 76

no he isn't :P