Question

PLEASE HELP ME IM ON A BIT OF A TIME CRUNCH
I'LL FAN AND MEDAL
QUESTION BELOW

Answer 1

yah!

Answer 2

Simplify.
\[\frac{ 2 }{ \sqrt{5} }\]

Answer 3

rationalize

Answer 4

is that the complete problem?

Answer 5

\[A.) 2\sqrt{5}\]
\[B.) \sqrt{10}\]
\[C.) \frac{ \sqrt{10} }{ 5 }\]
\[D.) \frac{ 2\sqrt{5} }{ 5 }\]

Answer 6

Its D

Answer 7

its d

Answer 8

Yes thats the whole problem and I dont know how to do that and Thaks @sylesh98 and @YanaSidlinskiy

Answer 9

You want to first get rid of the square root portion.
The way we get rid of this is by 2√5/5

Answer 10

by multiplying 5^1/2 in numerator and denoominator
it will give option D

Answer 11

np

Answer 12

i said rationalize the denominator @SnowCrystal

Answer 13

Yeah what they said. But for future purposes you just rationalize

Answer 14

r u there
plz sovle as im saying
u can do many problems further

Answer 15

@SnowCrystal

Answer 16

simply:\[63\div \sqrt{3}\]

Answer 17

@SnowCrystal y not answering?
not interested plz say
i'll not waste time

Answer 18

I'm sorry I had to help my mom

Answer 19

its ok
so ans now

Answer 20

hey @SnowCrystal

Answer 21

yes? um what do u mean answer what?

Answer 22

the above q
@SnowCrystal

Answer 23

no i am im just trying to rush through and catch up with my class im 12 assignments behind and have to get done by monday

Answer 24

im sorry but i cant at the current moment

Answer 25

Ok as ur wish
ALL THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 26

thanks