Can you add squareroots ?
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Squareroots can be added as long as whatever is under the sqrt sign is the same.  YOu add the coefficients(the numbers in front of the sqrt symbol).\nExample:  sqrt(3) + 9*sqrt(3) \nThese can be combined because both terms contain a 3 under the sqrt sign.\nAdd the coefficients\nsqrt(3) + 9*sqrt(3) = (1+9)sqrt(3) = 10*sqrt(3)\n\nAnother example:\nsqrt(2) + sqrt (3)\nThese cannot be combined because there are different numbers underneath the sqrt sign (a 2 and a 3).\nSince these cannot be combined, the answer is just\nsqrt(2) + sqrt (3)\n\nA few people have said that:\nsqrt(2) + sqrt(2) = sqrt(4)  This is NOT true!!\nTo simplify, you add the numbers in front of the sqrt sign\nsqrt(2) + sqrt(2) = (1+1)*sqrt(2) = 2*sqrt(2)\nsqrt(4) does NOT equal 2*sqrt(2)\nNote: If there is no number in front of the sqrt sign, then it is automatically 1).
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square root is the root of a josuha tree, his mission is to contact B aB y.-don`t worry about trophy - i`ve got one- 2 would be too "busy: with my decor. btw- baby is here on answers!
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try Ultra Edit or Netbeans
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square-ish in shape\ncome in different sizes\nmany varieties
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If the directions are to simplify, then what you have to do when multiplying square roots is to multiply the coefficients (numbers in front of the variables) and add the exponents of each variable.  Then if possible simplify the new coefficient (here, that won't be possible). Finally, if any exponent is 2 or higher, put one of that variable outside the square root for every 2 that the exponent has.  So if it is x^7 under the square root, x^3 goes outside and x is left inside.  For y^4, y^2 goes outside and no y is left inside.  I hope that makes sense and you can figure it out from here.
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I use the Windows Character Map tool.\n\nIt's under Start Menu->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools.\n\nYou have to scroll down a ways to get to the square root.  It's near most of the Greek letters.
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I think you are asking how to add additional rows.  But, either way, not hard.\n\nAdd columns b to right of A (ie. augmentation as used in Gaussian elimination):\n\n Ab = [A b]; \n\nAdd rows b to bottom of A:\n\n Ab = [A ; b];
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click on the picture. there should be some boxes on the corner of the picture. you have to click on these squares and drag it to the size you want
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Are you meaning like on an outfit...or what kind of buttons are you talking about?\n\nYes...yes there are square buttons.
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Just add them together sample by sample. Squaring them is destroying the negative values. (Just think of a sine wave.) \n The distortion must be terrible!\n\n Note however if when you add them the sum exceeds a certain value you will get some overload. If the sample values are modest to start with this will not happen.
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Make sure your club face is square.
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u could do this \n  also use pad for cussion
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See a magic square in\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_square
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You need to tell more about what these squares look like
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try adding them again
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try   funbasedlearning.com
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add 5 to both sides:    x^2 = 5\ntake the sqrt of both sides:  x= + or - sqrt of 5