Question

Simplify the expression, please help!!!

Answer 1

What expression?

Answer 2

\[\sqrt{3/4}\ \sqrt{5/2}\]

Answer 3

times

Answer 4

Remember that if you have two radicals multiplied together, you can just combine them into one. So \[\sqrt{x} \times \sqrt {y} = \sqrt{x \times y}\]

Answer 5

Now what can you do to the expression?

Answer 6

\[\sqrt{3/4\times5/2}\]

Answer 7

Good! Now you know how to multiply fractions. Go ahead and see what you get.

Answer 8

1/7/8

Answer 9

What's with the double division signs?

Answer 10

\[1\frac{ 7 }{ 8 }\]

Answer 11

i got you man. its either:\[\frac{ \sqrt{\frac{ 15 }{ 2 }} }{ 2 }\] or \[1.36931\]

Answer 12

Don't forget the radical signs--they haven't disappeared!

Answer 13

@hogie

Answer 14

sqrt(3a^2/10b^6)

Answer 15

This sucks!

Answer 16

Where did the variables come from? Are you still on the same question?

Answer 17

the variable is in the question

Answer 18

What question? A new question? I thought the question was to simplify \[\sqrt{3/4}\times \sqrt{5/2}\] .

Answer 19

The new question is sqrt(3a^2/10b^6) haha my bad!

Answer 20

Okay.