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Algebra Tricks, Number Algebra, Simplifying Expressions, Finding the Unknown
K
It is still supposed to be a=b=4. The reason is because if "a" and "b" are both 4, then a shorter way of writing it is a=b=4.
where the first is "a" and second is "b"
Sum Patterns, Squares and Roots, Fractional Powers, Decimals to Fractions
B
I would want to ask a question , 3 √(2) × 6 √(2) I calculated it is bigger than √(3) ÷ 6 √(3)
3 √(2) × 6 √(2)=36. 36>0.5 √(3) ÷ 6 √(3)=0.5
Two Variables, Many Variables, Factoring Quadratics, Quadratic Formula
@mathnerd_101 Yes you did thank you.
Coordinating Locations, Intersecting Lines, Coordinate Geometry, Slope of a Curve
You can see that with graph paper that B is slightly longer.
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@debbie Okay, thank you! 👍
