Simplify the square root of 5 divided by 6. a. 6* sq rt of 5 divided by 5 b. 5* sq rt of 6 divided by 6 c. sq rt of 30 divided by 5 d. sq rt of 30 divided by 6
\[\huge \sqrt{\frac56}?\]
yes. how do you do the sq rt sign ? lol
Do you know how to rationalize the denominator??
\[\huge \sqrt{\frac56} \implies \frac{\sqrt 5}{\sqrt 6} \times \frac{\sqrt 6}{\sqrt 6} \implies \frac{\sqrt{5 \times 6}}{6}\]
how do you do the sq rt symbol ? @lgbasallote
you see the "Equation" button below the reply box? click it...you'll see a tab that has a \(\sqrt{}\) symbol
well thank ya (:
\[\Huge \color{maroon}{\mathtt{\text{<tips hat>}}}\]
@lgbasallote : wait i cant do the symbol when im asking a question because it doesnt have an equation thing lol. so what do i do ?
do exactly as i say type in \[\huge \text{\[\sqrt{radicand}\]}\] if you want an index.. \[\huge \text{\[\sqrt[index]{radicand}\]}\]
whats an index ? can you show me and example of what both would look like ?please.
\[\huge \text{\sqrt{radicand}} \implies \sqrt{radicand}\] \[\huge \text{\sqrt[index]{radicand}} \implies \sqrt[index]{radicand}\]
\[\huge \text{\sqrt{m}} \implies \sqrt m\] \[\huge \text{\sqrt[n]{m}} \implies \sqrt[n]{m}\] got it?
ok cool. yes!
glad to hear that :)
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