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Multiple Choice
True or False: and are equal.
A
True
B
False
C
Cannot be determined
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Identify the two expressions to compare: the square root of the sum (\(\sqrt{9+16}\)) and the sum of the square roots (\(\sqrt{9}\) + \(\sqrt{16}\)).
Calculate the value inside the first square root: add 9 and 16 to get 25, so the first expression is \(\sqrt{25}\).
Calculate the square root of 25, which simplifies to 5.
Calculate each square root separately in the second expression: \(\sqrt{9}\) equals 3 and \(\sqrt{16}\) equals 4, then add these results to get 3 + 4.
Compare the two results: check if \(\sqrt{9+16}\) equals \(\sqrt{9}\) + \(\sqrt{16}\) by comparing 5 and 7, and conclude whether the statement is true or false.