Question

6∕√3

Answer 1

@jazy i really dont understand these !

Answer 2

You can't have a radical in the denominator so mutliply √3 by the numerator and denominator:
6√3 (keep this)
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√3 * √3 = √9
The square root of 9 is 3 so:
6√3
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3

Answer 3

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Answer 4

The 6√3 is the same as if I were saying 6*√3. We leave that part alone now. Then in the denominator, anything multiplied by itself is going to give a square and, in the end you'll end up with the orginal number but without a radical sign:
√3 * √3 gave me √9 which is 3 so I ended up with a 3 and no radical:)
Do you see what I mean?

Answer 5

so 6/√3 = 6√3 /3

Answer 6

\[6/\sqrt{3}\times \sqrt{3}/\sqrt{3}\]

Answer 7

=\[6\sqrt{3}/3\]
=\[2\sqrt{3}\]