sarahsteelman
04.11.2020 •
Mathematics
Explain the error the student made #15. The student made the error on the third step. The student broke radical 9 and radical 25, that’s wrong because these two numbers don’t multiply up to radical 34. They aren’t factors of 34. Only if they are factors then are they able to be broken up. Is this right?
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I think the first one I said is correct