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Like radicals are characterized by the following:
1- They both have the same root number (square root, cubic root , ...etc)
2- They both have the same radicand (meaning that the expression under the root is the same in both radicals)
Examples of like radicals:
3
and 7
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and 3
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However, I'll try to help you understand the concept so that you can solve the question you have
Like radicals are characterized by the following:
1- They both have the same root number (square root, cubic root , ...etc)
2- They both have the same radicand (meaning that the expression under the root is the same in both radicals)
Examples of like radicals:
3
Check the choices you have. The one that satisfies the above two conditions would be your correct choice
Hope this helps :)
<h2><u>Answer with explanation:</u></h2>
Let p be the proportion of voters in a certain state support an increase in the minimum wage.
As per given , we have
Since alternative hypothesis is right-tailed so the test is a right-tailed test.
Test statistic :
, where n= sample size.
p= population proportion.
= sample proportion.
. In a random sample of 300 fast food workers for 240 supporters increase an minimum-wage.
i.e. n= 300 and
Then,
For significant level α = .05 , the critical z-value is
Decision : Since calculated z-value (3.78) is greater than the critical value (1.645) , so we reject the null hypothesis.
Conclusion : We have sufficient evidence o support researcher's claim that that the percentage of fast food workers for support and increase is higher than 70%..