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Simplify each expression. Rationalize all denominators. Assume that all variables are positive. 1) \[\sqrt[4]{5}/\sqrt[4]{4}\] 2) \[\sqrt{15}(1-\sqrt{45})\] Please explain and show steps!
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@luis rivera i can't read your answer for 2) >.<
how did you get 625?
@luis rivera isn't it multiplying instead of dividing for 2)?
btw, can you help me with some other problems after this please >.<
didn't you put 625? huuuh
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@luis rivera can you explain the whole problem to me please, you confused me. and why is it division instead of multiplication?
but if its ( ) isnt it multiplication
@luis rivera so what is the final answer
@LUIS RIVERA you gave me like 2 different answers lol
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