Question

Need help with Rationalize denominators

Answer 1

Is this it?
\[\sqrt[6]{8a \times 3b \times12}\]

Answer 2

its with \[\sqrt[6]{8a ^{3}b ^{12}}\]

Answer 3

the first number is a 6 on top

Answer 4

\[\frac{6}{\sqrt{8a ^{3}b ^{12}}}\]

Answer 5

so that they way u answer the question?

Answer 6

i didnt mean a 6 on top like dividing just its was to let u know it was a 6 before the \[\sqrt{?}\]

Answer 7

you mean the 6th root?

Answer 8

\[2^{1/2} a ^{1/2} b^{2}\]

Answer 9

or \[b ^{2}\sqrt{2a}\]

Answer 10

cortez how did you get that answer cause it was right and idk how to do it

Answer 11

which answer?

Answer 12

the second one that cortez had put

Answer 13

@iChristiannnn you basically divide the powers of whatever is under the radical sign by 6.

Answer 14

and in second case:
a^1/2 is the same as sqrt(a)

Answer 15

\[-x ^{3}/\sqrt{7x+10}\] how would i rationalize the denominator

Answer 16

You can multiply the equation in a \[\sqrt{7x+10} \div \sqrt{7x+10}\] To rationalize the denominator.

\[\sqrt{7x+10} \div \sqrt{7x+10} = 1\] so it won't affect on your result.