help with this equation please!!!!!!!
\[\sqrt{3}/\sqrt{28}\]
\[\sqrt{3}/\sqrt{28}*\sqrt{28}/\sqrt{28} = \sqrt{3}*\sqrt{28}/28 = \sqrt{84}/24 = 2\sqrt{21}/24 = \sqrt{21}/12\]
math, how did 28 in the denom become 24.
hahahaha that's what I was just thinking! thanks!
lol must have been a typo
my bad... it was a typo.. suppose to be a 28 and the final answer is 14 not 12
had to of been. LOLz
5am here people.. cmom.. LoL
hahaha okay so I got the 84/28 part. lost the rest with the numbers discombobulated. so, what did you reduce after that step? could you explain please?
divide by 4? I am left with 21/7
alright, i reduced the sqrt(84) to \[\sqrt{84} = \sqrt{2^{2}*21} = 2\sqrt{21}\] so now i basically have the following simplification: (2/28 = 1/14) \[2\sqrt{21}/28 = \sqrt{21}/14 \]
come on come on! haha don't have all night! :)
patience man.. lol
hahaha I'm tired mayn!
hehe so did yu get it now ?
phew! I think I just might. Will get back to you after I attempt a few more on my own. Thank you very much!
alright, np
guys whatever you do finally u will end up with this answer... \[\sqrt{3}/\sqrt{28}=\sqrt{3}/2\sqrt{7}\]
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