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radical 24 divided by radical 6
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wouldn't that just be a radical 4? or r = 4? I dont know this math so idk....
Have you tried multiplying the top and bottom by the 'conjugate'
Scratch that, use \[\frac{ \sqrt{24} }{ \sqrt{6} } \implies \sqrt{\frac{ 24 }{ 6 }}\]
That should give you the right answer :)
\[\sqrt{\frac{ 24 }{ 6 }} \implies \sqrt{4} \implies 2\]
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