We have the following expression:
root (50)
Rewriting we have:
root (50) = root (2 * 25)
root (2 * 25) = 5 * root (2)
5 * root (2) = 7.071067812
Round to the hundredths place:
root (50) = 7.07
Answer:
the square root of 50 to the hundredths place is:
7.07
You can solve this by multiplying each numerator by the answer choices and trying to divide them. I can't get the fraction maker to work at the moment, so I'll write the calculations on a separate attachment.
As you can see, the only choice that works to eliminate both fractions is the fourth choice,
50x.
No, but 16/15 is equivalent
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