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1 year ago

Which expressions are equivalent to √1,120y? Select three options.

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ozzi1 year ago

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The expression that is equivalent to √1,120y is: 4√70y.

<h3>What are Equivalent Expressions?</h3>

Expressions are said to be equivalent when the value of one is the same as the value of the other when evaluated or simplified.

Given the expression, √1,120y, we can simplify as shown below:

√(16 × 70 × y)

= 4√70y

Thus, 4√70y is equivalent to √1,120y .

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