Okay, I'm not going to lie when I say that this is math and quite simple. Those of you who went through Math A should be able to answer this. I'm not so much asking for help as looking to see if I'm correct.
To make it easier for you since I can't post the square root symbol, I took a picture of my work.
And just like that....he was gone...
Note: SR means square root.
The first question is 3*SR200.
200 can be divided evenly by a number X which has an integer x for a square root.
So you want to split SR200 into SRX*SRy, then you will be able to take the square root of X and multiply it to 3, as follows:
3x*SRy
When SRy cannot be divided any further, you have simplified the square root as much as you possibly can.
At 4/28/07 04:52 PM, Mr-Money wrote: Dude, just buy a calculator.
Recommending the Ti-84. It's even obliged on the high school I go to. Basically does all the work for you. Algebra isn't what it used to be :/
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At 4/28/07 04:52 PM, Mr-Money wrote: Dude, just buy a calculator.
That is the worst think you can do for your mathematicle skills.
I personaly never use a calculator unless Sin, Cosine or Tan come into the equation. Doing math in your head keeps your brain sharp, far too many students are dependant on calculators and I think it is ridiculous. Just because you advance does not mean you can ignore the fundamentals, if anything they become more important to maintain and improve on.
