The two roots 
and 
are called <u>conjugate</u> radicals
<h3>Conjugate of a radical </h3>
The conjugate of a radical is the value which when multiplied with the radical expression clears the radical. Conjugates have the same numbers but the opposite sign in the middle.
The given roots are
and
They have the same numbers but opposite signs in the middle.
Hence, the two roots and are called <u>conjugate</u> radicals
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The answer is A. 14 and 15
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
We want to graph the linear inequality y<2
We first of all graph the corresponding linear equation y=2 with a dashed line because all points on this line do not satisfy the inequality.
We then shade below the line y=2, to show that all points below the boundary line are solution to the inequality y<2
L is length
w is width
p is perimeter
l = 3w-2
When a problem says "less than" (not "is less than"), you should put the minus sign BEFORE the number.
p = 60
The formula of perimeter is 2l + 2w
60 = 2l + 2w
Replace the l with the formula of l.
60 = 2(3w-2)+2w
Solve the problem:
Distribute
60 = 6w-4+2w
Combine lile terms
60 = 8w-4
64=8w
Divide
w=8
