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ok, great!
Just find the square roots of those numbers in the fraction.
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well\[\frac{ 36 }{ 121 }\] is already in its simplest form right?
\(\sf \sqrt{36} =~ \! ?\) \(\sf \sqrt{121} =~ \! ?\)
simplify \[\sqrt{36} \to 6\] =\[6/\sqrt{121}\] simplify \[\sqrt{121} \to 11 =6/11\]
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\[\sqrt{36} =6 \]
\[\sqrt{121}=11\]
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\[\frac{ 6 }{ 11}?\]
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Yes..that's correct.
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