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c. Express your answer in simplest radical form if necessary.

c=-sqrt98*-sqrt98
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c=

Solve for c c . Express your answer in simplest radical form if necessary.\newlinec=9898 c=-\sqrt{98} \cdot-\sqrt{98} \newlineAnswer: c= c=

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Q. Solve for c c . Express your answer in simplest radical form if necessary.\newlinec=9898 c=-\sqrt{98} \cdot-\sqrt{98} \newlineAnswer: c= c=
  1. Write Problem: First, let's write down the problem: c=98×98c = -\sqrt{98} \times -\sqrt{98}.
  2. Square Root Rule: Now, remember that the square root of a number times itself is just the number. So, 98×98=98\sqrt{98} \times \sqrt{98} = 98.
  3. Negative Square Roots: But we have negative square roots. The rule is that a negative times a negative is a positive. So, 98×98=98×98-\sqrt{98} \times -\sqrt{98} = \sqrt{98} \times \sqrt{98}.
  4. Simplify Expression: So, we can simplify c=98×98c = \sqrt{98} \times \sqrt{98} to c=98c = 98.
  5. Check Simplest Form: Now, let's check if 9898 is in simplest form. The prime factors of 9898 are 22 and 77 (since 98=2×7×798 = 2 \times 7 \times 7). There's no square number that can be factored out, so 9898 is already in its simplest form.

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