Rationalizing denominators- please walk me through the steps to solve this problem--

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anonymous · Answer

$$8\sqrt{2}/\sqrt{3}$$

anonymous · Answer

the slash line is equivalent to a fraction line

anonymous · Answer

multiply the fraction by - sqrt3/-sqrt3
that is $$\sqrt{3} /  \sqrt{3}$$
that gives you 
$$8 \sqrt{6}  /3$$

anonymous · Answer

got it. now final one is 8 over 3+$$\sqrt{7}$$

anonymous · Answer

do I multiply 8 by 3 and sqrt 7?
and if so, what do I keep as denom?

anonymous · Answer

no the final answer is 8 multiplied by square root of 6 the whole thing over 3
my answer is the final answer because you are multiplying by root 3 / root3 which is 1
that does not change the value of the fraction
so the answer i typed is the final answer

anonymous · Answer

where did you get sqrt 7 from ?

anonymous · Answer

that is not the answr, that is part of the problem: the problem is 8 OVER 3 PLUS sqrt7. haha sorry about that!

anonymous · Answer

let me know what answer you came up with

anonymous · Answer

hello?