Asked by Margie
(2sqrtx)(5sqrtx^3)
Here is what I got:10sqrtx^4
*Is this correct.?
This one is close but still needs to be simplified further.
10√x^4 -->you can take the square root of x^4.
Can you take it from here to finish?
so it will be:10sqrtx^2
No, remember you are taking the square root of x^4, which is x^2, and that comes out from under the square root sign.
You are left with 10x^2 as the simplified form.
Here is what I got:10sqrtx^4
*Is this correct.?
This one is close but still needs to be simplified further.
10√x^4 -->you can take the square root of x^4.
Can you take it from here to finish?
so it will be:10sqrtx^2
No, remember you are taking the square root of x^4, which is x^2, and that comes out from under the square root sign.
You are left with 10x^2 as the simplified form.
Answers
There are no human answers yet.
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.