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-2=4r+s s=-4r-2 or s=-(4r+2)
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A 16th is just 2 32's every 2 marks is 1/16, 2 of those is 1/8, 2 of those is 1/4. Divide 1/4 x 4=each is 1/16.
It depends on which square roots. I think some examples will help. I will write S(2) to mean the square root of 2 for this answer. So S(2)+S(2)=2S(2). There is no other way to combine them. However, S(8)+S(2)=S(4x2)+S(2)=2S(2)+S(2)=3S(2) So you can combine. Basically, you combine like terms and whenever possible try to create like terms. If you had S(21)+S(19), they are NOT like terms and there is nothing more you can combine. You are done.
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-2=4r+s s=-4r-2 or s=-(4r+2)
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s = -8 Method; Start with, -10 = s - 2 We want to "isolate the variable", so we're going to keep s were it is and get rid of the -2. We do this by adding +2, but we must do it to both sides. ie, -10 + 2 = s - 2 + 2 Simplifying that we get, -10 + 2 = s -8 = s, or s = -8