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(2 \sqrt{5}   \div 4)^{2}

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Answered by Anonymous
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\large\textsf\red{QUESTION:}

(2 \sqrt{5} \div 4)^{2}

\large\textsf\green{ANSWER:}

\green{\sf{} \dfrac{5}{4}}

\textsf\blue{\underline{SOLUTION:}}

\textsf{Step\:1:} Write the division as a fraction

\implies{\sf{} \dfrac{(2 \sqrt{5}{4})²}}

\textsf{Step\:2:} Cancel the fraction with 2

\implies{\sf{} \dfrac{(\cancel{2}} \sqrt{5}}{\cancel{4}})²}}

\implies{\sf{} \dfrac{(\sqrt{5} {2})²}}

\textsf\red{\underline{Note:}} To raise a fraction to a power, raise the numerator and the denominator to that power.

\implies{\sf{} \dfrac{\sqrt{5²}}{2²}}

\textsf{Step\:3:} Reduce the index of the radical and exponent with 2

\implies{\sf{} \dfrac{5}{2²}}

\textsf{Lastly:} Evaluate the power

\green\implies\green{\sf{} \dfrac{5}{4}}

hope this help!

Answered by Anonymous
2

Question:-

(\dfrac{2√5}{4}) ²

\dfrac{4×5}{16} = \dfrac{5}{4}

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