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Sep 15, 2015
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harpazo
On 9/15/15, RACHEL wrote: > how do i multiply 3 root 5 x 3 root 2
This is not a radical equation.
You are simply asked to multiply radicals.
3root(5)*3root(2)
3*3 = 9
root(5)*root(2) = root(10)
Answer:
9*root(10)
This is not a radical equation.
You are simply asked to multiply radicals.
3root(5)*3root(2)
3*3 = 9
root(5)*root(2) = root(10)
Answer:
9*root(10)
Sep 16, 2015
Sep 16, 2015
Aug 29, 2015
Share it! or tell my about your results ;)
Aug 17, 2014
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nassimbader
On 8/17/14, Sue wrote: > Task cards seem to be popular these days yet I am not seeing > their value quite yet. Am I wrong or are they just simply a > card with a question on them? Does anyone use them in 8th > grade Math? I'm willing to try anything more engaging than > a worksheet but this seems like the same thing except the > q...See More
Aug 25, 2015
What would you add to the list?
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> On 9/16/15, And, BTW wrote:
>>> On 9/15/15, RACHEL wrote:
>>>> how do i multiply 3 root 5 x 3 root 2
>>
>> your question has nothing to do with radical EQUATIONS
>> (note the fact that there is no equal sign, a dead
>> giveaway that we are NOT dealin...See More