(3j, 3k) and (3/j, 3k)
So if their x values have the same signs and their y values have the same signs, they are in the same quadrant.
If j is negative, both 3j and 3/j would be negative. If j is positive then both 3j and 3/j are positive.
And 3k is the same as 3k.
least from greatest
-2.1, -2, 1/11, 2
the 20x(8+2) is just two times greater as its 200 instead of 100 which is the other answer
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We are given an expression and are asked to find what it equals. We can see that the two square roots are being multiplied, therefore they follow the same standard as any multiplication problem, do as followed :


Since a square root and constant number are different terms, we cannot combine them together, therefore leave as is :
