It’s clear that your a troll. However, on the offchance that you didn’t know, I’ll tell you where you went wrong on the first one.
2(4)^2=(2x4)^2=8^2=64
You can’t distribute into a bracket, that’s raised to the power of anything other than 1, like this. To do this you need to raise distributed number to the bracket’s power’s inverse. in this case 1/2.
2(4)^2=(2^(1/2)*4)^2=(sqrt(2)*4)^2=2*4^2=2*16=32
or y’know 2*16=32
Maybe if we look at it with roots you’d get it.
wolfram syntax
I hope you don’t get scared from this math, you’re a teacher afterall. I have no Idea how you could have gotten a degree or not kicked from school on day 1. Unless… you are trolling me, fuck you for that. If you respond with more bullshiting, I’ll block you.
Alright there buddy, I’d like to close this.
It’s clear that your a troll. However, on the offchance that you didn’t know, I’ll tell you where you went wrong on the first one.
2(4)^2=(2x4)^2=8^2=64You can’t distribute into a bracket, that’s raised to the power of anything other than 1, like this. To do this you need to raise distributed number to the bracket’s power’s inverse. in this case 1/2.
2(4)^2=(2^(1/2)*4)^2=(sqrt(2)*4)^2=2*4^2=2*16=322*16=32Maybe if we look at it with roots you’d get it. wolfram syntax
2(4)^2=2Surd[4,1/2]2Surd[4,1/2]= Surd[4*2^(1/2),1/2]= (4*sqrt(2))^2= 4^2*2= 16*2= 32I hope you don’t get scared from this math, you’re a teacher afterall. I have no Idea how you could have gotten a degree or not kicked from school on day 1. Unless… you are trolling me, fuck you for that. If you respond with more bullshiting, I’ll block you.