Provide an appropriate response.Explain in your own words why possible solutions of radical equations must be checked.
What will be an ideal response?
The square of a number is equal to the square of its opposite. Thus, while squaring both sides of a radical equation allows us to find the solutions of the original equation, this procedure can also introduce numbers that are not solutions of the original equation.
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Decide if the inequality is true or false.-6 > -8
A. True B. False
Completely factor the polynomial or state that the polynomial is prime.x2 - x - 48
A. (x - 6)(x + 8) B. (x - 48)(x + 1) C. prime D. (x + 6)(x - 8)
Find the inverse of the matrix.
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. No inverse
The dimensions of two matrices are given. Find the dimensions of the product AB and the product BA. If either is not defined, say so.A is 2 × 2; B is 2 × 2.
A. AB is 2 × 4; BA is 2 × 4. B. AB is 4 × 2; BA is 4 × 2. C. AB is 1 × 1; BA is 1 × 1. D. AB is 2 × 2; BA is 2 × 2.