Simplify the equation.
〖19〗^(1/2)∙〖19〗^(1/2)
I simplified it and I got 19. I used the equation that Steve did to solve the other one in Simplify.
Please check, and see if I am correct. I will appreciate it.
It is another thing from RATIONAL EXPONENTS(Which has been my home school lesson this week for math.) as the first problem in Simplify.
You can go look at posts that I have made or go to current questions to find the first problem. The title of it will be Simplify.
Can someone please help. I have been refreshing the page over and over on current questions, and I haven't seen another link come up under Simplify 2.
19^.5 * 19^.5 = 19^(.5+.5) = 10^1 = 19
Thank you, I wasn't sure if it was one of the other answers or not, but now I know that it is for sure 19!
You are welcome :)
To simplify the equation 19^(1/2) * 19^(1/2), we can use the rule of exponents that states: a^(m) * a^(n) = a^(m+n).
In this case, we have:
19^(1/2) * 19^(1/2) = 19^((1/2) + (1/2))
Since the exponents have the same base (19), we can add them together:
19^((1/2) + (1/2)) = 19^1
And any number raised to the power of 1 is equal to the number itself:
19^1 = 19
Therefore, the simplified equation is equal to 19.
Your answer, 19, is indeed correct! Well done!