# If s≥0, then √s^2 is equal to O A. 0 O B. 1 O c. −s O D. s

Question
If $$\displaystyle{s}≥{0}$$, then $$\displaystyle√{s}^{{2}}$$ is equal to
O A. 0
O B. 1
O c. −s
O D. s

2020-11-11
S (or answer D). The square and square root functions cancel each other out and effectively work as an absolute value function turning the input positive. So it doesn't matter what value S has to start with, its guaranteed to come out positive

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