Question

How do you simplify a radical on top of a radical if both radicals are not perfect squares??

Answer 1

You can multiply the bottom and top by whatever is on the bottom, which will rationalize your denominator.

Answer 2

or do this:
\[\sqrt{x}/\sqrt{y}\rightarrow \sqrt{x/y}\]
It might be able to help you.

Answer 3

That also =)

Answer 4

so u look at them as separate radicals?

Answer 5

You can split them or join them as you like, since they have the same exponent.