
Fitz C.
asked 10/04/23introductory algebra 2
What is the square root of d=t * square root of 4.9?
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Mark M. answered 10/04/23
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
d = t√4.9
√d = √(t√4.9)
√d = (√t)(4√4.9)
Raymond B. answered 10/04/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
sqr(d) = sqr(4.9.5t) = about sqr(2.2136)t.5
= about 1.488t^.5
possibly about +/-1.488t^.5, depending on the context of the problem
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Mark M.
Review your post for accuracy. One does not usually take square roots fo equations.10/04/23