Question

what is 2 and 4/3 equal to?

3√8
2√8
3√16
2√16

Answer 1

something's not quite right here. Are you asking for the square root of 2 4/3?

Please double check to ensure that you've copied the problem down correctly.

Answer 2

Yes I did copy the problem down correctly

Answer 3

If we read the problem literally: "what is 2 and 4/3 equal to?"
we'd just convert it to an improper fraction.

That would be 2 + 4/3 = 6/3 + 4/3 = 10/3.

If, on the other hand, we were told to find the sqrt of 2 + 4/3, or the sqrt of 10/3,
the correct result would be \[\sqrt{10/3}=\frac{ \sqrt(10 }{ \sqrt{3} }\]

Answer 4

none of those answers

Answer 5

... which does not even come close to agreeing with any of the four answer choices.

texaschic101: Any suggestions?

Answer 6

dunno...question copied right ?

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

Let's suppose the answer were 3√8. This could be reduced.

Sqrt(8) = Sqrt(2)Sqrt(4) = 2 Sqrt(2). Thus, we get 3*2Sqrt(2). This isn't even close to the original expression.

Could you possibly move on, planning to ask your teacher about this problem later, and doing some new problems?

Answer 9

is it possibly

Answer 10

this would simplify to