What is the real number value of m^3+ √12 m when 5m^2 = 45 ?

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babymother [125]2 years ago

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<h3>Answer: H. 33</h3>

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Solve 5m^2 = 45 for m to get

5m^2 = 45

m^2 = 45/5

m^2 = 9

m = sqrt(9)

m = 3

I'm making m to be positive so that way the expression 12m is not negative. Otherwise, sqrt(12m) would not be a real number result.

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Plug m = 3 into the expression we want to evaluate

m^3 + sqrt(12m)

3^3 + sqrt(12*3)

27 + sqrt(36)

27 + 6

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