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@misty1212
this one is trickier
the longer leg is \(12\) so you have to divide by \(\sqrt3\) to get the shorter one
\[\frac{12}{\sqrt3}\]but then you have to write in simplest radical form, i.e. get the root out of the denominator
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\[\frac{12}{\sqrt3}\times \frac{\sqrt3}{\sqrt3}=\frac{12\sqrt3}{3}=4\sqrt3\]
Got it, your so awesome thank you so much for helping me :) <3
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