You are not logged in.
Pages: 1
Why does a square • square root = radicand?
For example:
sqrt{ x } • sqrt{ x } = x
Why?
Offline
Why does a square • square root = radicand?
For example: sqrt{ x } • sqrt{ x } = x
what else could it be?
(i'm not being flip)
(im asking what math could make it be anything else?)
its just like 1 - 1 + 1 = 1 or 2*3/3 = 2
subtracting undoes adding
dividing undoes multiplying
squaring undoes square-rooting
Offline
sologuitar wrote:Why does a square • square root = radicand?
For example: sqrt{ x } • sqrt{ x } = x
what else could it be?
(i'm not being flip)
(im asking what math could make it be anything else?)its just like 1 - 1 + 1 = 1 or 2*3/3 = 2
subtracting undoes adding
dividing undoes multiplying
squaring undoes square-rooting
This is a self-study, a visit to material learned more than 20 years ago.
No question is dumb. It is simply a question. No need to belittle anyone.
Offline
Pages: 1