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OpenStudy (pengy120):

when i have the radical 1/√3+4 (one over the square root of three plus four)...i know i would have to multiply both parts by the denominator and switch the signs but when have √3+4 times √3-4...is my outcome for the new denominator 3+4 to equal 7 orrrrrr 3-4 to equal -1?????? i know this seems long but its really simple

OpenStudy (pengy120):

here ill draw an example

OpenStudy (pengy120):

|dw:1394067845337:dw| sorry this really sucks

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