b
Take a look at everything inside the brackets sqrt(50x^2) = sqrt(5*5*x*x * 2) For ever 2 factors you can bring one out and drop the other one. That means take out 5 * x * sqrt(2). Two is what is left inside the brackets. B must = 2.
c
Do the same thing here. Write all the primes under the square root. Take out 1 for every two under the root sign. sqrt(32x) = sqrt(2*2*2*2*2*x) You can bring out two 2s. There is one left over. Leave it under the root sign. The x is a loner. It stays under the root sign. c = 2 * 2 = 4.
e
Again do the prime factor thing. sqrt(18n) = sqrt(3*3*2*n) = 3*sqrt(2*n)
e = 3
g
sqrt(72*x*x) = sqrt(3 * 3* 2 * 2 * 2 * x * x) = 3 *2 * x* sqrt(2) For every 2 prime factors you can pull out 1 of them outside the square root sign. g = 6
Comment
There are many people on the net and on Brainly that will say that you should know the perfect squares from 1 to 100 (say) so 4 9 16 25 36 49 64 81 100 are the numbers that you should memorize. When they are under the root sign, their roots can be taken out as 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. For this question I think it is better to use the pairs rule I've given you above. If someone else answers they are likely to do it the way it is written up in this paragraph. It's a free country. You are free to take the answer you like best.
Answer: is 6 because if you take away 32 and 14 you will get 18 and if you divide 18 into 3 equal piles for three days you will get 6.......graded assignments
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Answer:
The answer is option 4.
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to use Indices Law,


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Plug the values into point slope and simplify
y-4= 4(x-(-2))
y-4= 4x+8
y= 4x+12
Final answer: y=4x+12
Answer:
The account statement had an ending balance of $153
Step-by-step explanation:
Check register actual balance= $256
Less; Written check= -$312
The account is short; $256-$312= -$56
Add the new deposit =-$56+$250= $194
Therefore , new account balance= $194
Subtract fees($8 & $33) from the balance= $194- $8- $33=$153
The account statement had an ending balance of $153