Question

I need help doing Dividing Radicals will someone help me

Answer 1

\[\sqrt{\frac{ 5 }{ 16 }}\]
that's the problem

Answer 2

Okay well think of it like this

\[\sqrt{5} / \sqrt{16}\]

How can you simplify that?

Answer 3

Makes it a lot easier right? because now we see that the square root of 16...is 4

so now we have

\[\sqrt{5} / 4\]

Answer 4

ya so that's the answer its that easy

Answer 5

haha yes it is.....glad I could help :)

Answer 6

me too wat if there is a whole number in front of the square root

Answer 7

it depends. If it is a *little* number like
\[ \sqrt[3]{8} \]
that means take the cube root: find the number times itself three times that equals 8. this would be 2, because 2*2*2=8

if it is a big number like
\[ 2 \sqrt{16} \]
you multiply:
\[ 2*4= 8 \]

Answer 8

I @ u in it @phi