1.)
3sqrt(2) * [3 + sqrt(2)]
Distribute for each term:
9sqrt(2) + 3sqrt(2)*sqrt(2) (Multiplying like roots cancels it out to the actual number, 2 in this case)
9sqrt(2) + 3*2
9sqrt(2) + 6
2.)
4 + sqrt(20)/2
Assuming that the 2 is being divided into ONLY the sqrt(20)...
4 + 2sqrt(5)/2 (The 2s cancel here because of division)
4 + sqrt(5)
In the case that the 2 is being divided into BOTH the 4 and the sqrt(2)...
[4 + 2sqrt(5)]/2
2 + sqrt(5)
3.)
12sqrt(18)/3sqrt(2)
Again, simplify the roots as much as possible...
12*3sqrt(2)/3sqrt(2) (The 3sqrt(2) cancels because of division)
12
So, your answers are
1.) 9sqrt(2) + 6
2.) 4 + sqrt(5) (or 2 + sqrt(5), depending)
3.) 12
2007-06-25 04:40:02
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answer #1
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answered by mattside_bic 2
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Hey there!
Here are the answers.
1. 3sqrt(2)[3+sqrt(2)]--> Write the problem.
9sqrt(2)+3sqrt(2)sqrt(2)--> Use distributive property.
9sqrt(2)+3(2)--> Simplify sqrt(2)sqrt(2).
9sqrt(2)+6--> Simplify 3(2).
6+9sqrt(2)--> Use communitive property of addition.
2. 4+sqrt(20)/2--> Write the problem.
4+sqrt(5*4)/2--> Rewrite 20 as the product of 5 and 4.
4+sqrt(5)sqrt(4)/2--> Use the product of radicals property.
4+2sqrt(5)/2--> Simplify the above expression.
2+sqrt(5)--> Simplify the above expression.
3. 12sqrt(18)/3sqrt(2)--> Write the problem.
4[sqrt(18)/sqrt(2)]--> Simplify the quotient in the above expression.
4[sqrt(9*2)/sqrt(2)]--> Rewrite 18 as the product of 9 and 2.
4[sqrt(9)sqrt(2)/sqrt(2)]--> Use the product of radicals property.
4[sqrt(9)]--> Cancel out the sqrt(2).
4(3)--> Find the square root of 9, which is 3.
12 Multiply.
So, here are the answers to the problem.
1. 6+9sqrt(2)
2. 2+sqrt(5)
3. 12
2007-06-25 11:41:16
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answer #2
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answered by ? 6
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1.3sqrt(2) [3 + sqrt(2)] =
(Distribute)
[3â(2)](3) + [3â(2)]â(2) =
9â(2) + 3(2) =
9â(2) + 6.
2.4 + sqrt(20)/2 =
4 + â(4*5) / 2 =
4 + 2â(5) / 2 =
4 + â(5).
3. 12sqrt(18)/3sqrt(2) =
(Simplify)
4â(9*2) / â(2) =
12â(2) / â(2) =
12.
2007-06-25 11:45:57
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answer #3
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answered by S. B. 6
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Question 1
3â2.(3 + â2)
= 9.â2 + 3 x 2
= 9.â2 + 6
Question 2
4 + â20 / 2
= 4 + â(4 x 5) / 2
= 4 + 2â5/2
= 4 + â5
Question 3
12â18 / 3â2
= 12â(9 x 2) / (3 x â2)
= 36.â2 / 3.â2
= 12
2007-06-29 02:50:52
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answer #4
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answered by Como 7
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1. 3sqrt(2)[3+sqrt(2)]=9sqrt(2)+3sqrt(2)sqrt(2)
=9sqrt(2)+6
2. 4+sqrt(20)/2=4+sqrt(4*5)/2=4+sqrt(5)
3.12sqrt(18)/3sqrt(2)=12sqrt(9*2)/3sqrt(2)=12
2007-06-25 11:50:50
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answer #5
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answered by john s 3
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1. 8.6566406
2. 4+3.162277 =7.162277
3. 12*(4.2426) /3*1.41421=12
2007-06-25 11:35:53
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answer #6
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answered by yuv 1
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please try to do your own homework. thanks.
2007-06-25 11:33:18
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answer #7
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answered by Gigantic_Tager 3
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