Question

How do I express this equation into simplest radical form? x square root of 2 = square root of 14. I'm confused, someone please tell me the steps! D:

Answer 1

x\[\sqrt{2} = \sqrt{14}\]

Answer 2

except the x is beside square root of 2

Answer 3

\[x \sqrt{2}=\sqrt{14}\]

Answer 4

yes!

Answer 5

the answer is square root of 7.. o.o but why and how?

Answer 6

Divide both sides by \[\sqrt{2}\]

Answer 7

okay.

Answer 8

\[x = \frac{\sqrt{14}}{ \sqrt{2}}\]

Answer 9

and that's it?

Answer 10

\[\frac{\sqrt[n]{a}}{\sqrt[n]{b}} = \sqrt[n](\frac{a}{b})\]

Answer 11

So you can divide 14 by 2 and keep it under 1 root

Answer 12

ohh.. thank you!

Answer 13

np