Question

Explain how I solve this by rationalizing the denominator?

Answer 1

\[\frac{ 4\sqrt6 }{ \sqrt{30} }\]

Answer 2

@welshfella

Answer 3

I can try.

Answer 4

Okay I been trying too but i fell like im doing it wrong

Answer 5

No, explain

Answer 6

are those division symbols?

Answer 7

What ones?

Answer 8

4 and 6

Answer 9

No thats a square root symbol. Do you know Algebra?

Answer 10

No i'm in 6th grade sorry.

Answer 11

@pooja195

Answer 12

Ok, thanks anyways :)

Answer 13

sqrt6 / sqrt 30 = 1 / sqrt5

Answer 14

Wait what?

Answer 15

\[\sqrt{6}\div \sqrt{30} = \sqrt{5}\]

Answer 16

Oh ok

Answer 17

sorry that's 1 / square root of 5

Answer 18

Is that all I do, or is there more?

Answer 19

well theres the 4 in the numerator

Answer 20

Ya so do I just 4sqrt{5}?

Answer 21

= 4/sqrt 5
now rationalize the denominator

Multiply numerator and denominator by sqrt 5

Answer 22

THis will give you

\[4 \sqrt{5} / 5\]

Answer 23

Ok

Answer 24

Thanks!

Answer 25

yw