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Which equations support the fact that rational numbers are closed under addition? Select each correct answer. √10+(−√10)=0 3√16+3√16=6√16 3√5+√5=4√5 1/2+0.5=1

Answer 1

Can you get a picture of the choices? It's kind of hard to tell. >.<

Answer 2

Yes i can

Answer 3

Okiee.

Answer 4

@PandaSurvive

Answer 5

Sorry im having internet issues.

Answer 6

I have no idea how to work with square roots >.<
Do you have any guesses?

Answer 7

B and C but im not sure

Answer 8

@AngeI

Answer 9

@Vocaloid

Answer 10

@PandaSurvive @AngeI @AnimeLuver10023

Answer 11

I was summoned?

Answer 12

Can u help me

Answer 13

Help CC12.

Answer 14

Easiest way to do this is with a Calculator, do you have one on your pc?

Answer 15

I do I doooo

Answer 16

First one is true it's = to 0

Answer 17

Sorry I'm having problems with my internet

Answer 18

Its all good

Answer 19

3sqrt(16) is 12

Answer 20

6sqrt(16) is 24

Answer 21

so does 12+12=24?

Answer 22

Yes

Answer 23

so B is correct

Answer 24

3sqrt(5) rounds to 6.7

Answer 25

sqrt(5) rounds to 2.2

Answer 26

4sqrt(5) is rounded to 8.9

Answer 27

Yess

Answer 28

good

Answer 29

and what about the last one?

Answer 30

Like that?

Answer 31

Thank u so much

Answer 32

now try to figure out the answer

Answer 33

Angel the last one is wrong .-.

Answer 34

Right lol. Right? Right. Right??

Answer 35

It was b and d

Answer 36

Thanks so much guys

Answer 37

i didnt say the answer yet i just solved e.e

Answer 38

Oops

Answer 39

x'D

Answer 40

Did you pass? D:

Answer 41

Nope 77%

Answer 42

77 is passing

Answer 43

I have pass with a 80 or higher

Answer 44

Do you have to retake it?

Answer 45

Yes I do but I can't take it until later

Answer 46

Thanks so much

Answer 47

Okay good luck on it later then (:

Answer 48

Youre welcome, sorry for not pointing that out sooner ;~;

Answer 49

it is asking about rational numbers being closed under addition/subtraction

therefore you must only pick the answer choices where ~rational~ numbers are being added together

as a review, numbers that are not perfect squares (like 10 and 5) are not rational when you take their roots