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If X squared is less than 16, then the absolute value of X is less than the square root of 16.
X will be greater than -4 and less than +4.
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What is 4 squared times 4 squared times 4 squared times 4 squared?
16 to the 4th power, or 16 x 16 x 16 x 16 = 65,536
How do you solve 16t squared minus 9 equals 0?
Solve this problem -x squared -40x- 80 =0
What is 16 squared?
16 squared equals 256.
What is the value of the square root of 16 squared?
16. The value of the square root of x (any number you choose) squared will always be x.
What number squared equals 16?
4i where i = sqrt (-1) 4i x 4 i = 16 i squared = -16
How do you solve 16 less than x squared?
You don't. There's no question there, and nothing that needs solving. "16 less than x squared" is written as (x2 - 16)
How do you solve 0 equals x squared minus ten x plus 16?
Solve using the quadratic formula
Solve x squared - 16 equals 0?
x^(2)-16=0 Take the -16 over to the other side of the equal sign, the -16 will turn +16. x^(2)=16 Then take the squared root of both sides. x=4
How do you solve x plus 9 squared?
x=9 squared
3 squared plus x equals 25 solve x?
32 + x = 259 + x = 25x = 25 - 9x = 16
What is 4 squared times 4 squared times 4 squared times 4 squared?
16 to the 4th power, or 16 x 16 x 16 x 16 = 65,536
What is 3 squared x 4 squared?
3 squared = 9 4 squared = 16 9 x 16 = 144 3 squared x 4 squared = 144
How do you solve (-6) squared?
If you mean: x squared -14x +45 then when factored it is (x-9)(x-5)
X squared equals 25 solve for x?
5.
30 squared plus 16 squared equals x squared?
30 squared is 900. 16 squared 256. add them and you get 1156. Now, simply do: √1156 The answer is 34. Its simple: (30•30)+(16•16)=x^2 900+256=x^2 1156=x^2 √1156=x 34=x
How do you solve 16t squared minus 9 equals 0?
Solve this problem -x squared -40x- 80 =0
How do you solve x squared minus 16?
You don't. There's no question there, and nothing that needs solving. If it were equal to something, then we could find what number 'x' must be.
