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Square root of 48x^3 divided by the square root of 3xy^2
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i would say 4y
You can combine them under one square root to start. then reduce under the radical
I thought it would be something like \[2xy \sqrt{4}\], but I'm not exactly sure..
\[\sqrt{\frac{ 48x^3 }{ 3xy^2 }}\]
That's what you get when you combine the square root. Reduce that to start
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48x^3/3xy^2 16x^2/y^2 =4x/y idk , i might be wrong
you're right
so its like \[\frac{ \sqrt{48x^3} }{ 3xy^2 } \] then you divide 48 by 3 to get 16, subtract x from x^3 to get x^2...
you're right
You're right, but be careful with the square root sign. Make sure it covers the whole fraction.
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okay, and @peachpi thanks for pointing that out
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