Posted by John on Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at 3:13pm.
I have a problem getting your answers two. They have probably been interchanged inadvertently.
1.
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√(16)(20) + (8)(32)
=√(64*5+64*4)
=√(64*(5+4))
=8√(9)
=8*3
=24
2.
1
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0.75 - 1
=1/(0.75-1)
=1/(-0.25)
=-1/(1/4)
=-4/1
=-4
Thank you, my mistake on mixing up the answers when typing. I get number two now. But on number one, how do you get to
=√(64*5+64*4)
and then do you combine 64s for
=√(64*(5+4))
thank you so much
I break down 16*20 into its prime factors, or 64*5 to find if the other term has similar factors.
I did find a common factor of 64 by changing 8*32 to 4*64.
The rest you know.
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