Well you could do 5(60x+20y), 100(3x+y), and 2(150x+50y)
If you want to take a square root of a square root you will need 2 squares roots,
For example, i want the square root of the square root of 16.
I'll take it first: √16 = 4 and again, √4 = 2
So, the square root of the square root of 16 is 2.
But you can also make a root with index 4.
Because if you do 2.2.2.2 you will take 16.
The answer would be 39/40.
1. Find the LCD of both of the fractions (LCD = 40)
2. Make the denominators the same as LCD (The LCD would be 40)
3. Simplify (24/40 + 15/40)
4. Join the denominators (24 + 15/40)
5. Simplify (39/40)
In decimal form its 0.975.
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