Answer: Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the numerator is multiplying square root 13 by square root 2, we can break them apart.
You are correct, 
over is equal to one, so we can "cancel them out" of our expression.
This leaves us with: 
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Rocky because of the product rule which says that when multiplying two terms with the same base you add the exponents.
Let, the numbers = x,y
x+y= 24 1st eqn
x-y = 44 2nd eqn
24-y-y = 44
-2y = 44-24
y = 20/-2 = -10
substitute that in equation 1st x = 24+10 = 34
so, the numbers would be 34 & -10
Answer:
t = 1
Step-by-step explanation:
16 - 2t = t + 9 + 4t
Group like terms
16 - 2t = t + 4t +9
Add similar elements t + 4t = 5t
16 - 2t = 5t + 9
Subtract 16 from both sides
16 - 2t - 16 = 5t + 9 - 16
Simplify
-2t = 5t - 7
Subtract 5t from each side
-2t - 5t = 5t - 7 - 5t
Simplify
-7t = -7
Divide both sides by -7
-7t/ -7 = - 7/ - 7
Simplify
t = 1
