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How do you solve radical 5 over radical 3 ...and 3 radical 12 times radical 6
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Define 'solve'.
1. Multiply top and bottom by sqrt 3. The numerator will be sqrt 5 * sqrt 3 which can be combined to sqrt (5*3) = sqrt (15). The denominator will be just 3. So the answer is sqrt(15) / 3. 2. You can rewrite the sqrt 12 / sqrt 6 as sqrt(12/6) which = sqrt 2.. So the answer is 3*sqrt(2).
lmao i got it right the first time and i change it and got it wrong, omg drinking too much
oh great and i hit delete
don't drink and derive...
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