Rationalize denominator then simplify if able 4 divide square root of 48?
Multiply both the numerator and denominator by sqrt(48). You get (4 sqrt(48))/48 Now you simplify that expression.
Yeah I got 4 square root of 48 divide square root of 2304
For the denominator, we have sqrt (48) multiplied by sqrt(48) which is equal to 48. You dont need to multiply the square roots, as thats a waste of time. So we have (4 sqrt(48))/48. We want to simplify this expression. We will first simplify sqrt(48). sqrt (48) = sqrt (16) x sqrt(3) = 4 sqrt(3) so for the numerator, we have (4 times 4sqrt(3). And for the denominator we have 48 so whats the final answer in simplified form?
4 square root of 3 divide 16
How did you get that?
what you got for top then 48 on the bottom that becomes 16
For the numerator, 4(4 sqrt(3)) = 16 sqrt(3). For the denominator, we have 48. So what is [16 sqrt(3)]/48 =?
Last step, the 16 and 48 cancel, 16 into 16, goes once; 16 into 48 goes three times.
Whats the final answer?
4 square root of 3 over 48
no.
we have 16 sqrt(4) on the top; and 48 on the bottom. Agree?
yes
Excuse me, I meant 16 sqrt(3) on the top; and 48 on the bottom.
So 16 into 16 goes once; and 16 into 48 goes 3. so you are left with sqrt(3) on the top; and a 3 in the bottom. Isnt the final answer sqrt(3)/3?
ok yes now I see how you get it thanks
welcome. Keep in mind that sqrt(x) multiplied by sqrt(x) = x so sqrt(235) times sqrt(235) = 235
ok
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