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Remember what we did before. Factor the 18 in the radical in the numerator.
Then look at the denominator, what is sqrt(36)?
divide by 6 and 6
18 is in a radical. What are the the prime factors of 18? Yes, sqrt(36) = 6
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You have two factors that are the same. That means you can pull them out of the radical.
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As you know, sqrt(36) = 6. That's in the denomniator. Also as you wrote, 18 = 3 x 3 x 2. That's in the radical in the numerator.
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