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Honestly I forgot the steps, can you post how the problem is being solved?
(squareroot7)/4c, because 16c^2 can be squarerooted perfectly, so you take that out of the root.leaving only the 7 in the squareroot.
\[\frac{\sqrt7}{\sqrt(16c^2)}\]
\[\frac{\sqrt7}{4c}\]
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Thanks, I will be posting more problems like this...
Try them on your own first =)
okay I will try..I appreciate your help.. @SmoothMath and Wizguy
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