How do I simplify (y*sqrt(x))^2?
Thanks in advance.
Do you want us to do your maths homework?
(y * √x)²
I don't know, I don't think I would.
You could always have
y² * x
No. I want you to help me with my homework. I need to know how to solve those kind of situations but it's not in my mathbook. It sucks.
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[QUOTE=Loli;24780424](y * √x)²
I don't know, I don't think I would.
You could always have
y² * x[/QUOTE]
Thanks, man.
(y*sqrt(x))^2?
That's (y*sqrt(x))(y*sqrt(x))
Which is y^2*x.
(y squared times x).
[QUOTE=JgcxCub;24780525](y*sqrt(x))^2?
That's (y*sqrt(x))(y*sqrt(x))
Which is y^2*x.
(y squared times x).[/QUOTE]
Doesn't that make (y^2+2y*sqrt(x)+x)?
[QUOTE=Foreman42;24780680]Doesn't that make (y^2+2y*sqrt(x)+x)?[/QUOTE]
It would if it was addition inside the parenthesis
[QUOTE=laharlsblade;24780792]It would if it was addition inside the parenthesis[/QUOTE]
Yes, of course. Silly me.
cool story bro. do my bio homework?
y^2 * x
Math is gay, math is for gays and nerds
I feel stupid in this thread. :v:
Even if you guys are jokeing, wich i'm sure, your not...
Technically it's y^2 * |x|
I suggest asking Wolfram before Facepunch.
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