The rule of law of the square root of constants is taking the nearest divisible number which has a square root of an integer. In this case, 50 is divisible by 25. Hence sqrt of 50 is 5 sqrt 2. The sqrt of a variable applies the multiplication rule. x^6 is raised to 0.5 equal to x^3. Hence the answer is 5 x3 sqrt 2.
Let's solve the inequality. Subtract 5 from both sides. The result will be
<span>x ≥ 5. This states, "x is equal to or greater than 5."
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Plot 5 on the number line, using a dark solid dot. Then draw an arrow from that point to the right.
Step-by-step explanation:
you may need to show what the graphs look like.
Order from lest to greatest -5/6, -7/10, -3/5.
umm I think it =(m)(x+−x)
=(m)(x)+(m)(−x)
=mx−mx
=0
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