Answer:
Rational
Step-by-step explanation:
√4 asks "what times itself is 4?"
The answer is 2.
2x2=4
√4 = 2
2 is rational.
Sqrt(18x^5y) + sqrt(32xy^3) - sqrt(128xy)
You may separate the roots to produce solvable square roots!
sqrt(9x^4)*sqrt(2xy) + sqrt(16y^2)*sqrt(2xy) - sqrt(64)*sqrt(2xy)
Simplifying makes it ...
(3x^2 + 4y - 8)*sqrt(2xy)
This should be the closest you can get to a simplified equation.
-3x+ 4=1 and -12x -27=324
(2B +5A)/7 = (2(-2, -12) +5(-9, 2))/7 = (-4-45, -24+10)/7 = (-7, -2)
Selection B is appropriate.