Question

\[9-\sqrt{3} \div 3-\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 1

Gee willickers, mister! That's a mighty big looking expression there!

Answer 2

That is what they have in the book

Answer 3

It's actually pretty simple. Maybe it would be easier for you to visualize if you put the numerator over the denominator, that way you'd *see* which terms to eliminate.

Answer 4

The answer is 3

Answer 5

Actually it's 4....

Answer 6

4 + sqrt of 3

Answer 7

Yes.

Answer 8

9-sqrt3
3-sqrt 3

Answer 9

Multiply numerator and denominator by conjugate of denominator, then simplify and you'll get
\[4+\sqrt{3}\]